How can I create a desktop shortcut just for opening the Writer section of Open
Office? Do I have to view all of the sub-programs before I can open Writer?
Ivan
On Sun, 9 Mar 2014 10:43:44 -0700
"Ivan" wrote:
> How can I create a desktop shortcut just for opening the Writer section of
> Open Office? Do I have to view all of the sub-programs before I can open
> Writer?
>
> Ivan
Invoke swriter.exe in your shortcut, perhaps with the addition of the cor
Ivan wrote:
> How can I create a desktop shortcut just for opening the Writer section of
> Open Office? Do I have to view all of the sub-programs before I can open
> Writer?
>
> Ivan
To start it from the command line, you could use oowriter. Just create
an icon with that command. You could al
The Quickstarter has the direct opening to the "writer".
Find it in the program of AOO folder and put it in the startup folder.
It's supposed to do that automatically at install, but often doesn't.
If it's not in the taskbar, you have to manually put it there.
By the way the file is called "Text D
Hello,
I use the open office spreadsheet for work. Today I went to the data tab, hit
the sort tab, column A, ascending…then ok (or whatever is says to begin the
process).
I have certain rows highlighted, when I sorted the spreadsheet, the columns
were still highlighted, but all the data was go
For default installation try:
Go to desktop; right click - select New, Shortcut, then enter one of
the below into the space provided . . .
"C:\Program Files\OpenOffice 4\program\sdraw.exe"
"C:\Program Files\OpenOffice 4\program\swriter.exe"
"C:\Program Fi
Hopefully, you did not save it after sorting . . .
Did you try Edit, Undo?
Tana McColl wrote:
Hello,
I use the open office spreadsheet for work. Today I went to the data tab, hit
the sort tab, column A, ascending…then ok (or whatever is says to begin the
process).
I have certain rows high
On Sun, 30 Mar 2014 14:53:30 -, Claus Thøgersen wrote:
This may not be a bug, but when I open .doc files in Writer they do not show up
in the list of lats opened files in the file menu. Only the odt documents I
have used show up in the list.
Is this the intended behavior?
no, this is
If you closed without saving, the original pre-sorted file should be
available . . . rather than close the spreadsheet, try to open a second
copy of it (read only message will appear). Hopefully, your information
will be there - just save the read only with a new file name.
As for backup, go
Hello,
Every time I open up OpenOffice this window pops up:
The last time you opened OpenOffice,
it unexpectedly quit while reopening windows.
Do you want to try to reopen its windows again?
DON"T REOPEN REOPEN
I tried uninstalling and installing back on to my computer and
On Mon, 31 Mar 2014 12:26:07 -0700 (PDT)
David Schlosser wrote:
> Hello,
> Every time I open up OpenOffice this window pops up:
>
> The last time you opened OpenOffice,
> it unexpectedly quit while reopening windows.
> Do you want to try to reopen its windows again?
>
>
> DON"T REOPEN
Ivan wrote:
How can I create a desktop shortcut just for opening the Writer section of Open
Office? Do I have to view all of the sub-programs before I can open Writer?
Ivan
Do it ONCE the long way. In Win 7 or 8 right-click on its icon in the
taskbar and choose Pin this program to the taskbar
Hi.
I have a Calc spreadsheet that contain about 400 email addresses. They are
formatted as plain text, hyper-linked in blue and underlined, and
hyper-linked in blue, underlined with a gray background.
How can I change the special formatting and make them all plain text?
Nothing I've tried works.
Under Tools select Autocorrect ; Options ; uncheck URL Recognition
phalbe henriksen wrote:
Hi.
I have a Calc spreadsheet that contain about 400 email addresses. They are
formatted as plain text, hyper-linked in blue and underlined, and
hyper-linked in blue, underlined with a gray background.
On my systems (XP ; Win 7) there is one icon for Open Office. Earlier,
I tried to give an easy way for XP that provides icons for OO Writer,
Calc and Draw
Win 7 - click on Start in lower left corner, select All Programs, right
click on the individual program, select create icon. This will ap
Dear Sirs or automated reply unit:
You outdid yourselves by sending me an "Information" e-Mail that
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