Exactly that message - only in other words -- I have repeatedly
tried to
tell to the LibO-experts (devs) since January:
they must take a brake in developing and take a certain version (e.g.
3.4.xx) and make every module of the suite - Base included - absolutely
free of bugs and inconsistencies both in programming and the
instructions
and especially the LibO-Help.
Every feature shall have a clear explanation and a detailed guiding
how-to
in the LibO-Help -- easily understood by any average non-expert user.
Obviously I've been crying in vain because I have not noticed any
(re)actions -- the developing of new versions is continuing with the
result
of an increasing activity on this list.
I have LibO3.4.6 installed (Win7) but avoid using it (Calc, Base)
because
I have better to do than struggle with problems.
I would like to know which LibO version for the time being can be
considered as the most reliable and productive -- especially
regarding Base.
It would also be interesting to see an (valid) evaluation of that
reliable
usability on a scale 1-10 for each of the the different modules of
versions
3.4.xx, 3.5.xx.x, 3.6.xx.x
Pertti Rönnberg
On 16.10.2012 18:15, anne-ology wrote:
This is the reason I have no intention of updating from
3.4 until
ALL these bugs are worked out -
then I'll update to 3.5; yes, I'll always be behind
BUT I
don't
have the hassles of these bugs ;-)
On Mon, Oct 15, 2012 at 9:22 AM, teatimest <teatimest@gmail.com>
wrote:
I've been using v3.4 of LibreOffice. I updated to v3.6.2.2 and now the
contents of documents are not indexed for search.
I'm using 64-bit Windows 7. The extension odt is checked for the
indexing
option. I also checked the "Index Properties and File Contents" in
the
Indexing Option in Windows.
When I search, doc files and ppt files appears in the result but
not odt
and
odp.
Is it just me or is this known bug? The same thing happened when I
updated
to v3.5 so I went back to v3.4 for the searchability. Is there any
workaround?
Tea