stems with gnome 2.4/kde 3.2 you wont need to do
different things for the two environments anyway, they both pick up each
others menus.
Tom
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seriously started to use Impress to day, and ironically enough
it really "Impressed" me (bad pun i know). Seriously it rocks, it almost
makes we want to try Writer over LyX ;)
Cheers to all the packagers ;)
Thanks
Tom
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On Monday 16 Jun 2003 14:25, Alex Tibbles wrote:
> Please excuse me if this is off-topic - it is a query as to whether
> observed behaviour is a bug (I could spot nothing similar in the buglist
> bugs.debian.org/openoffice.org).
>
> Whenever I open OpenOffice.org (tested opening an .xls file, simpl
(the font and printing stuff) as it sounds
much better than the cruft left over from staroffice that OO still uses.
Tom
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On Saturday 03 May 2003 6:35 pm, Rainer Dorsch wrote:
> Hello,
>
> is anybody aware of templates for Impress? Somehow the PowerPoint
> presentations look usually very good, because people start from nice
> templates
Ive had great success using power point templates in impress.
Tom
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On Sunday 01 Dec 2002 4:17 pm, Kevin B. Hendricks wrote:
> Hi,
>
> > For some reason i had changed that line to "DICT en US en_GB"
>
> In the future, please tell people you have hacked and played around with
> installing other dictionaries. That would have been a helpful piece of
> information to
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On Sunday 01 Dec 2002 4:19 pm, you wrote:
> > seems to suggest much better alternatives than openoffice's built in
> > spellchecker.
>
> Specific examples please
A bit tough there, its one of those 'general feeling' things and i just seem
general
It is now fixed, i was missing the .aff file for en_GB
Thanks for help guys. On a side note, it it possible to make openoffice use
aspell rather than its built in one as kmail/kword using aspell seems to
suggest much better alternatives than openoffice's built in spellchecker.
Tom
On Sunday 01 Dec 2002 3:45 pm, Kevin B. Hendricks wrote:
> Hi,
>
> No the problem is not upstream. Spellchecking works fine upstream.
> So something about the debain installation is not correct (it seems to be
> missing the affix information).
>
> Please check for the files en_US.aff and en_US.dic
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Ive had this problem for a while with the debian packages, but as it is still
in the latest version (upgraded yesterday) i thought i would report it. The
spell check (en_us or manually installed en_gb) is basically useless as it
cant recognise any p
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On Thursday 08 Aug 2002 8:51 pm, Jerome Warnier wrote:
> It seems my OOo 1.0.1 on i386 is not keeping locale settings upon restart.
I am having the same problem here. I am however not using a debian pac
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Ok, im trying to make a debian package for the en_gb dictionary. Could someone
please send me a tarball of the source for one of the openoffice.org-l10n-*
packages so i can do this. I cant seem to find the source package on the web
Tom
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The country/region in the setup seems to default to "United States of
America", i think this should really default to nothing, like in mainstream
openoffice.
Also, the nswrapper defaults to using 'netscape'. As fewer and fewer users are
using nets
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On Wednesday 24 Jul 2002 1:08 pm, Chris Halls wrote:
> Nope, they disabled the patent stuff. That's why I started looking at it.
> You can achieve the same affect by using the system library with
>
> LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libfreetype.so openoffice
>
> b
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On Wednesday 24 Jul 2002 12:27 pm, Chris Halls wrote:
> On Thu, Jul 25, 2002 at 10:45:08AM +0100, Tom Badran wrote:
> > Ahh, that does work, you could use 'Interface User' as well before, i
> > forgot to try this way. It
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On Wednesday 24 Jul 2002 10:15 am, Chris Halls wrote:
> > The last few versions of openoffice have had a small bug when using font
> > replacement to change the 'Interface User' font. Basically, it doesnt
> > work at all.
>
> It works for me on 1.0.1-1
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The last few versions of openoffice have had a small bug when using font
replacement to change the 'Interface User' font. Basically, it doesnt work at
all. This is also present in the latest deb package (from today) although
that version seems much
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Are there "official" debian binaries available yet? Im sorry if this is well
known but im new to debian (Mandrake convert)
Thanks
Tom
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