On Friday 23 May 2014 13:43:21 you wrote: > Larry, I understand your words. For now, this is the closest OO has > to WP reveal codes. > > Look closely and you will see some of the codes shown with OO are > also shown in WP reveal codes window. Point being, you don't have to > have a separate window to view / edit codes. > > One other point, WP Reveal Codes are non-printable. WP uses " <> " > for space and OO uses "."; WP uses "HRT" for hard return and OO uses > the old symbol (pre computer) for a new paragraph. > > Now tell me again how there are no similarities (include examples > other than ones I have given above). The OO's limited source has > been the topic for requesting to expand. The ability to edit is > there just not in a separate window as WP. I don't know if OO has > the ability to edit a text box but someone with more time and energy > could respond. > > Jack > > Larry Gusaas wrote: > > On 2014-05-23, 9:07 AM japples wrote: > >> I do apologize for not being more clear about where I found the > >> "codes" OO has that are similar to the WP codes. > >> Open OO Writer, find the icon that looks similar to the manual > >> (before computer) editing symbol for new paragraph. Click on it > >> to expose the codes or simply ctrl+F10. > > > > ctrl+F10 shows Non-Printing Charactors. That is not comparable to > > WP's reveal codes.
butinski... Ive read this thread, and for the context of "Reveal Codes " most folks are 'not' talking aboout the small subset of features supplied by AOO's 'non-printing characters', not even obtusley, imho. quote Larry " That is not comparable to WP's reveal codes." Quote Japples: "Now tell me again how there are no similarities" Big difference between "no" and "comparable" I currently have a vm of WP8 in a NT4 image. Love it, more for nostalgia than production. -- Peace, Greg ------------------------------------------- List Conduct Guidelines: http://openoffice.apache.org/list-conduct.html To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
