Hi
I have been using open office for a while on my macbook, on most of the files i
have client contact emails, usually when i click on these email address, the
apple mail application open up for me to continue writing the emails to
selected email address from the .ods file, however this seems
Hello Anan,
the standard email app is a setting within your MacOS system
open the settings of "Mail"
There it should be possible to define the standard email app
Kind regards, Joost
Am 12.05.2020 um 10:55 schrieb Anan Narang:
Hi
I have been using open office for a while on my macbook, on m
I tried to look into it but cannot figure it out as Mail usually is the
standard for all other things I use on MacBook only with open office it is not
since I last updated the OpenOffice
Sent from my iPad
> On 12 May 2020, at 18:08, Joost Andrae wrote:
>
> Hello Anan,
>
> the standard emai
On 12/05/2020 10:55, Anan Narang wrote:
Hi
I have been using open office for a while on my macbook, on most of the files i
have client contact emails, usually when i click on these email address, the
apple mail application open up for me to continue writing the emails to
selected email addr
On menu bar click on OpenOffice, then on Preferences -> Internet -> E-mail and browse to your
desired mail application
On 2020-05-12 5:10 a.m., Anan Narang wrote:
I tried to look into it but cannot figure it out as Mail usually is the
standard for all other things I use on MacBook only with op
I have the "opposite" question: I *want* the behavior the original poster
described.
How do I configure OpenOffice (on a Mac) to use Gmail as the mail
"application"? The method suggested to the OP doesn't seem applicable,
since Gmail is accessed through a browser—that is, the "application" is the
Since Gmail is an imap or browser connected mail server, you would have to ba
able to call an email app that uses map and would login to gmail (any map email
app should do) or you would have to have a browser url string which sends the
browser to gmail with your user name and password (probably
