Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: Adding a song to an Impress presentation

Hi :)
I have a feeling that PocoMail might run in Wine on Gnu&Linux or Mac or whatever.  If you already 
do have something you trust then stick with it.  MS stuff seems to be really tricky to get working 
in Wine but most other stuff works quite well.  It's a bit hit&miss and sometimes takes a bit of 
work but they have forums to help (they aren't very noob-tolerant tho).  In Gnu&Linux it's better 
to try to stick to Gnu&Linux programs but it's not essential!  Apparently some Windows programs 
(err, games tbh) have run faster under Wine than they ran on Windows!  

I'm not sure what Ubuntu's plans are for email and calendar.  There are several rumours flying 
around but i like the idea of staying with Evo even tho i don't use it myself!  They seem a good 
bunch.  

Anyway this is all a lot off-topic!  If you have something good then stay with it! :)
Regards from
Tom :)

--- On Thu, 6/10/11, ycor <rocmar62@ranchwireless.com> wrote:

From: ycor <rocmar62@ranchwireless.com>
Subject: [libreoffice-users] Re: Adding a song to an Impress presentation
To: users@global.libreoffice.org
Date: Thursday, 6 October, 2011, 19:51

Tom,
I have the most recent Evo - had already had a few comments about it crashing on Win7, but I
had to see for myself. There are a couple of "menu options" that every time you select them,
it crashes. One that I remember is Folder>Properties.
I used Courier for a number of years - it came through the older program, Calypso. When
Vista came out it pretty much broke Courier and its programmers worked for over a year
trying to make it run properly in Vista. They finally gave up as they felt it needed to be
completely redone to make it run in the "post Vista" world. So, the owners - Rose City
Software made a deal with PocoMail. The folks there incorporated the most popular parts of
Courier into PocoMail and gave all Courier users 1/2 off if they wanted to move. So I now
use PocoMail, which is a good program - not open source, but all those do not do the one
thing I got spoiled with from Outlook. The ability to edit a received message, plain text or
html, within its own window. This was also available in Courier, and is in Pocomail. I
haven't found a "free" program that does this yet.
I save all the pertinent info from the many newsletters I subscribe to. To me its easy to
edit a received message down to just what I want in it, save those in their mail folder
until I get say 10 or 12 of them and then cut and past that info into their respective "doc"
files.
Since its already on my machine, and it is "free" with the OS, I sometimes use Windows Live
Email and its probably just as good as any of the other freebies. I'm fairly certain I would
probably use Evolution once I start trying Ubuntu. I'm not positive, but it may come on the
Ubuntu CD.
Roxy


 Hi :)
I think Evo has released a new version very recently, maybe last week or last month or
something?

Some people prefer to use separate apps to replace Outlook.�  Thunderbird/Claws is good for
emailing.�  Claws is much lighter-weight and good for low-spec machines.�  Perhaps try
Thunderbird first?�  There are a lot of choices out there and we had a discussion here about
the different ones a few months ago.�  There are good options for calendars too apparently
or project management if you want something a bit heftier.

If you are on Windows then a regular search-engine such as google might give you options but
be careful to try to prefer OpenSource and/or Free Software rather than FreeWare!�  Check
it's got a GPL or LGPL or MPL licence or feel free to ask somewhere like
http://www.linuxquestions.org
and just tell them you are trying to be prepared for a slow migration.�
Regards from
Tom :)


--- On Thu, 6/10/11, ycor <[hidden email]>
wrote:

From: ycor <[hidden email]>
Subject: [libreoffice-users] Re: Adding a song to an Impress presentation
To: [hidden email]
Date: Thursday, 6 October, 2011, 17:52

That would be a good suggestion if I were a Linux guy, but I'm on Win7. I do have plans for
an added partition for Ubuntu some time in the future. Saw an article the other day M$ is
going to make Win8 incompatible with running another OS side by side. Hmm - M$$$$!
And, I am most appreciative of all the folks that work with LO, as it is an excellent
path/replacement for many $$$ it takes to run M$O!!!
Its too bad the same group is not handling Evolution as from what I can tell it is pretty
much an "Outlook killer". But it is very unstable on Win7 - so much so I would not depend on

it for my email.
Roxy


 Hi :)
Impress is not perfect but it is being worked on so if something is not working now it might

well be fixed in a scheduled upgrade.��  I don't think this problem is anything like that
tho.��  I think it's just that we are being a bit hopeless and don't know a good answer
yet.��  There is a LOT of other software out there especially in Gnu&Linux.��  Try a
quick
search in your package manager and try things out until you find something that doesn't feel

too alien.�

Hopefully Regina or someone will magically appear and solve it.
Regards from
Tom :)

--- On Thu, 6/10/11, ycor <[hidden email]>
wrote:

From: ycor <[hidden email]>
Subject: [libreoffice-users] Re: Adding a song to an Impress presentation
To: [hidden email]
Date: Thursday, 6 October, 2011, 16:19

The capability is within LO, at least according to the documentation files listed online.
Why go outside the program and try to learn something I'm not even familiar with? The
biggest problem was that the included program help file does not describe "how" very well.
Roxy


 On 05/10/2011, ycor <[hidden email]> wrote:
> Is there any way to add a song to the 2nd or 3rd slide of a presentation and
> make it play through the rest of the presentation? Or when it gets through
> to start playing another song until it gets through? And so on.

Try using different software, such as ambulant smil player
(http://www.ambulantplayer.org/).

Will require knowledge of synchronised multimedia integration
language; search w3 web site.

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