Hi :)
Sounds good. It's a bit sad that we all have to use MS formats in order to communicate. Of course
i disagree with your thoughts about Odf but there is enough room in the world for both opinions.
Your thoughts are as valid as anyone elses.
Regards from
Tom :)
--- On Fri, 24/2/12, Doug <dmcgarrett@optonline.net> wrote:
From: Doug <dmcgarrett@optonline.net>
Subject: Re: [libreoffice-users] ot:Artha
To: users@global.libreoffice.org
Date: Friday, 24 February, 2012, 7:51
On 02/24/2012 02:13 AM, Tom Davies wrote:
Hi :)
When you see a word with a red-wriggly line under it then right-click on it and near the bottom
of the menu is "Add to dictionary". It works in Windows and Gnu&LInux but Mac probably has an
equivalent.
If you run the spell-check on the entire document then when your name gets picked-on as being a
mis-spelling the "Add to dictionary" button is in the lower half of the pop-up dialogue-box. I
think "Ok" and "Cancel" are at the top but look lower down.
Either way is good.
Word-perfect is good apparently. It's been a couple of decades since i last used it but i used
to really like it. Just out of curiosity do you save documents in
1. Wp formats and if so can MS Office 2010 read them happily?
2. Odf formats, any problems?
3. MS formats that everyone can read? Do they work? Do you use the older Doc rather than DocX?
Regards from
Tom :)
OK on the spell-check word addition. Some things I like about WP: It does quotation marks, both
single and double, apostrophies, inch-marks and foot-marks just about perfectly. It can read and
write almost any format. It has a quick way to get to all kinds of
symbols and foreign characters, quite a bit beyond what you can get with a Compose key or AllChars.
I wish Corel would once
again sell a Linux version--the original one cannot be loaded onto a modern Linux system.
To answer the question: If I am writing to send on the Internet, I use MS .doc format. If I am
writing for my own purposes,
for example, to write a letter that will go in snail-mail, I usually use the WP format. I never
use .odf; I believe that you should use
formats that other people besides Linux-users can read. I wish .odf would just go away; there;s no
need for it.
--doug
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