On 08/23/2013 06:42 PM, poma wrote:
On 24.08.2013 00:08, Temlakos wrote:
Everyone:
I have a problem I seem unable to solve, and it began after I used Fedup
to upgrade from F18 to F19.
The problem is with LibreOffice.
No matter what sort of document I open or create, when I use the Find
and Replace function, it either (a) wont find the search key, or (b)
will find everything in the document *but* the search key.
I filed a bug about this with the LibreOffice organization.
They told me they couldn't replicate it in Windows, and suggested it was
a Linux-specific bug.
Now whom do I file this bug with, and against what product, and how
might I correct this?
I've already tried uninstalling and reinstalling a specific module,
namely LibreOffice Writer, the worst offender. And the problem remains.
Would I gain anything from removing all applications with LibreOffice in
their name, and installing the LibreOffice suite as one installation
with as many dependencies as it would find?
I would appreciate any help.
Temlakos
$ mv $HOME/.config/libreoffice $HOME/.config/libreoffice-backup
$ file foobar.odt
foobar.odt: OpenDocument Text
$ libreoffice foobar.odt
poma
Well, I couldn't create any "foobar.odt" file. Evidently the "file"
command did not work as you thought it might.
But: I did open LibreOffice in the usual way--after changing the name of
the configuration directory as you suggested--and opened a document I'd
been working on.
And the bad Find-and-Replace problem vanished. Now Find-and-Replace
behaves pretty much "as expected."
Thank you,
Temlakos
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