On Wed, Jul 24, 2013 at 8:13 PM, Urmas wrote:
> You are slandering your competitors' product by calling the small factual
> review of it 'FUD'.
You seem to have reading problems. The review I pasted and which
started this thread was a review posted by a LO supporter, on the AOO
SF.net user reviews
Did you install AOO 4 with option to remove older versions?
On Wed, Jul 24, 2013 at 10:23 AM, jim shepard wrote:
> 3.4 is opening on Windows startup. How do I turn that off? My operating
> system is XP.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Jim Shepard
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3.4 is opening on Windows startup. How do I turn that off? My operating system
is XP.
Thanks in advance,
Jim Shepard
On Wed, Jul 24, 2013 at 7:13 PM, Urmas wrote:
>> more with your childish behavior?
>
>
> Can you be more specific?
>
> You are slandering your competitors' product by calling the small factual
> review of it 'FUD'. You are trying to incite a campaign by misrepresenting
> that product. You are tryi
more with your childish behavior?
Can you be more specific?
You are slandering your competitors' product by calling the small factual
review of it 'FUD'. You are trying to incite a campaign by misrepresenting
that product. You are trying to abuse review system to misrepresent it.
The last t
On Wed, Jul 24, 2013 at 6:25 PM, Fernando Cassia wrote:
> Do you understand that
>> you are hurting OO.o
I guess you mean AOO
>more with your childish behavior?
Can you be more specific?
FC
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On Wed, Jul 24, 2013 at 5:58 PM, Urmas wrote:
> That is an objective review, why do you call it FUD? Do you understand that
> you are hurting OO.o more with your childish behavior?
Excuse me? Which one are you refering to?
FC
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During times of Universal Deceit, telling the truth becomes a revo
All I can say is WOW! It looks a bit better and is *FAST* now. I've been using
3.4.0 seems like forever and it seemed like it also took forever to open
anything
with it, but after installing 4.0.0 anything I do with it is extremely fast.
So far all I have is great praise for the AOO team
Oh sweet irony, right after downloading AOO 4.0, and before one even
gets a chance to install it, you get the same FUD review from a LO
zealot as part of the SF.Net redirect to the reviews section...
That is an objective review, why do you call it FUD? Do you understand that
you are hurting OO.o
2 - You can change the path of the profile files to Local Settings, such as
the Mozilla Firefox for example?
You can try to adjust bootstrap.ini file by setting UserInstallation value
to something like $SYSUSERCONFIG/../Local%20Settings//3
On Wed, Jul 24, 2013 at 8:34 AM, MIKE LISH wrote:
> I wouldn't expect you to write in custom support for every email client in
> existence, but I would expect an exception to be made for the biggest and
> perhaps the top three. What would it take to do! If perhaps %95 percent
> of email traffic
I wouldn't expect you to write in custom support for every email client in
existence, but I would expect an exception to be made for the biggest and
perhaps the top three. What would it take to do! If perhaps %95 percent
of email traffic is represented by the top three clients why exclude the
bi
hi there!
Am trying to find a link to download openOffice 3.3 for PPC os X but the
only one I have found is a French version.
does anyone have a link to openOffice 3.3 for PPC os X (English version)
please?
thank you!!
Ken
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On Wed, Jul 24, 2013 at 7:03 AM, MIKE LISH wrote:
> All of this seems rather convoluted and complicated. Why can't AOO be made
> to recognize Google, as it has been made to recognize its compatibility
> with Microsoft .doc etc. etc. instead of pushing blame in Google's
> direction. I find it di
All of this seems rather convoluted and complicated. Why can't AOO be made
to recognize Google, as it has been made to recognize its compatibility
with Microsoft .doc etc. etc. instead of pushing blame in Google's
direction. I find it difficult to accept there is no work around to this
problem.
Hi Steve
Umm!! I've not experienced this. Yes by default LO4 will load and save
the new file formats, but you can change this by "File - Save as" then
choose the format you want from the deopdown "Save as type" list. You
can also permanently set this in "Tools - Options - Load/Save - General
It was not until OOo was offered to Apache by Oracle, that it started
to gain momentum again, but alas in my experience it is now playing
catch-up with LO. One of the issues I have with my users using Apache
OOo, is that they are able to open multiple single sessions of either
Writer or Calc,
I just installed AOO4 today and find that this also (as well as LO4) no
longer supports the older file formats and crashes a bit so I will
probably stick with LO 3.6 for now.
steve
On 2013-07-24 19:05, Andrew Brown wrote:
Hi Virgil
If I may offer my input here as I have and still use both, wi
Hi Virgil,
Virgil Arrington schrieb:
Yes, I should have clarified that I am running Windows 7 on a Sony Laptop.
I use Windows 7 too. I have always used AOO and LO versions parallel and
do not notice any conflicts. Of cause only one of them can be the
default application for opening.
Becaus
Hi Virgil
If I may offer my input here as I have and still use both, with my
clients mainly. Apache OOo has deprecated slightly, i.e. it has not
caught up to LibreOffice. In the overall basic user features there is
not much difference, but OOo stagnated, being firstly involved in the
merger f
Thanks Andrea and Reizinger Zoltán for their quick response, all is
working fine now.
On 24/07/2013 2:31 AM, Andrea Pescetti wrote:
Martin Groenescheij wrote:
When I connect to MySQL I used the Native MySQL connection in AOO 3.4.1.
With AOO 4.0 I get the error message:
The connection to the ex
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