OpenOffice can't read the documents and spreadsheets from my NAS. When I double click on such a document openOffice starts loading but it hags before the application opens.
However, when I copy the same document from the NAS to my local disk. Then openOffice open the document without problems (proof that the document is not corrupted).
I mount my NAS in fstab as follows.
The AuthorSupportTool extension not just adds some random features to OpenOffice.org Writer, it dramatically enhances the word processor's functionality, turning it into a powerful tool for working on research papers and complex documents.more ...
require 'pdf/writer'
pdf = PDF::Writer.new
pdf.image('/home/max/pics/kiwi.png')Results in:RuntimeError: Unsupported Image Type
from /home/max/.gem/ruby/1.9.1/gems/pdf-writer-1.1.8/lib/pdf/writer/graphics.rb:668:in `image'Why?edit - can't get rid of that mysterious newline in the code snippet ... weird?
Coding your own document formatting solution might sound like a daunting proposition, but it requires only a couple of relatively simple macros.
Just update, Clean install, from 10.04 LTS to 12.04 LTS. Disappointed that OpenOffice was not included. In any case, attempting to use LibreOffice Writer was extremely frustrating and I still have not accomplished what I need to accomplish.
When I open LibreOffice Writer, click on File -> New -> Labels the program responds by closing.
Hi everyone,
Gnome 3.4 brought us the ability to see recent documents in the desktop search via gnome shell, but at some point in the last few months, Gnome Documents has become the default program for opening libreoffice documents and .pdfs from the shell as well.
When I minimize an open document I am working on in LibreOffice Writer, it disappears into the launcher panel. It does not show any little white arrow beside the LibreOffice writer icon. When I click it, it opens up a new document. I cannot get my original document back unless I do Super+W.
Does anyone have a fix, or is this a new bug? Running 12.04 LTS.
I need to have the MySQL extension available in OpenOffice. I am using the OO that comes from the F11 distro.
Most text editors - vim, emacs, kate, gedit - have colorizers, so that, depending on the language you're programming in, it will color the text differently.
Is there a way to do that for code sent to the STDOUT? So that commands like those will colorize the whole output according to the language of the file (from extension or magic):
cat my-script.py
or
head -n 15 my-script.lua
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