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Microsoft Word - 2013 Wordart - Text Effects - Transform - Warp - Affecting All Text Instead of Just the Selected Text

2013 Wordart - Text Effects - Transform - Warp - Affecting All Text Instead of Just the Selected Text

Posted: 31 Jan 2013 10:01 AM PST

In the new 2013 version of WORD, Wordart features work differently than the old 2010 version and it appears there might be a problem with one of the features. I have multiple lines of text in a text box and only want to change one of those lines using the Wordart features. If I select the line I want to change and select the Text Fill or Text Outline effects, only the selected text changes and that is the way it should work. However, if I select the line I want to change and select one of the Text Effects/Transform/Warp effects, it changes all the lines in my text box instead of just the line I selected. Is this a bug with the Text Effects/Transform/Warp feature? If not, how do I get that warp to just transform the text I selected?

How can you make a table so that each column can have different amount of rows?

Posted: 31 Jan 2013 05:37 AM PST

Hi there,

I am trying to find a way to allow columns in a table to be independent of each other, so when the height of a row in one of the columns change, the other columns are not affected.

Pictures always work better than text, so here is what I am trying to achieve:

...and here is what happens at the moment:

Thanks in advance,
KingD.

Formatting for Kindle, paragraph indentation is being very screwy

Posted: 30 Jan 2013 07:48 PM PST

So I've been working on this book for years. It has been transferred from many PCs to many new Word programs. The problem I am having now, as my book is ready to release, is that indenting paragraphs has been a nightmare. Here's why:

Normally, I'd just highlight each chapter and go to Page Layout --> Paragraph --> Set 'Special' to First Line

But the command is only being applied to about half of each chapter, sometimes in an alternating fashion. You'd think just clearing the formatting would fix the problem, but it doesn't! Any help would be greatly appreciated.

How do I Sign Out of Office 2013?

Posted: 30 Jan 2013 03:05 PM PST

No offense, but I have my own data servers available to me whereever I roam and I do not want my data stored on any other company's servers. I do NOT want, and I mean that emphatically, to be gigned in to Microsoft via any sign in process to use Office 2013. My mail service comes from my own mail servers and my files servers are mine as well.

 

So how to I disconnect from Microsoft and use Office 2013, or am I at that point where I and Microsoft are at a parting of the ways?  If so I will uninstall the code, return to Office 2010 until another product comes along that does not tie me into their cloud services.

 

Please advise soon, as I do not want to have content I can not use as it is in a format I can't access once I remove this code.

 

Files not opening in Word 2010 Home and Student and can't get Word 2010 back as my default.

Posted: 30 Jan 2013 03:03 PM PST

All of a sudden, my programs do not open in Word 2010 Home and Student, they open in wordpad instead. I tried right-clicking the file, using "open with," and there is not even an option to open with Word 2010. I tried browsing to choose the way I wanted to open the file, but when I clicked on Word 2010, it brought up microsoft office visualization handler, and now none of my documents will open when I click on them. I am switching back to wordpad as my default for now, but really need to be able to open the docs in Word 2010! Help!!

List of linked items in a Word doc

Posted: 30 Jan 2013 01:52 PM PST

I have a word docx with many links to pdfs, etc.  Is there some way I can I generate a list with the titles of the linked items?  Thanks!

I had Microsoft Word Program 2010. It went down last week. How can I get it back. It says it cannot be opened.

Posted: 30 Jan 2013 12:54 PM PST

I used Microsoft Word constantly and had just printed my content when the program went. The pop up says it cannot be opened. What happened.

 

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make left curly bracket encompass three lines

Posted: 30 Jan 2013 12:17 PM PST

I need to make a left curly bracket enclose three lines to the right of it.  I hope this example will show correctly what I need:


            pool
house{ bankbooks
            cat

If it doesn't show correctly what I need is for the curly bracket to enclose pool, bankbooks, and cat while it points to house.  Can anyone please tell me how to do this?  I'm using Microsoft Office Word 2007 on Windows XP SP3.

hello

Posted: 30 Jan 2013 10:40 AM PST

i am put the product key but shows me error that the key cant be used on this machine what chould i do?

My printer HP Officejet Pro L7500 Series will only print these fille types - .png .bmp . jpg .tif and I need to be able to open in adobe or similar product.

Posted: 30 Jan 2013 09:01 AM PST

My printer HP Officejet Pro L7500 Series will only print these fille types - .png .bmp . jpg .tif 

My adobe will not open any of them.  Is the any software that can help.  I want add a text box to the Image, ie, a scan in a blank piece of paper with a signature. and paste the signature onto the the document (or Image).  I did it years ago but I can't seem to remember how.

Tabed document (urgent Help)

Posted: 30 Jan 2013 05:59 AM PST

Dear Team,

Good evening,

I have one query, about word.

I have one word file, and i am editing it 50 - 60 times in a day, what i am looking for in that file courser need to stop at particular portion of the file. it suppose to be on tab.

In details:- (i am just trying to explain it)

Date :- (today date) after hitting TAB

subject :- (never amend)

Dear Sir, (never amend)

Today i am going for my driving lenience test so i need USD $ XXX.XX (after hitting tab from today date, it should be after "$").

(And whatever amount said it should be get in words, for example USD $ 100.50 (Hundred US dollars and fifty cent only)

Thanks & regards, (never amend)
Prajakt Pande (never amend)
skype:-  (never amend)

Note :- above example is just for your reference only and bold indication word Un-editable

Thanks in advance


Prajakt

How do I save a Style change to an attached template?

Posted: 30 Jan 2013 02:16 AM PST

Thanks in advance for any replies.

 

For my ref only WORD q 140.

Page numbering and mirrored margins

Posted: 29 Jan 2013 11:35 PM PST

Hi,
I have add page numbers to my document but when I choose page numbering start at page 0 it changes my mirrored margins.
The first page no longer has the bigger margin on the left.
Thanks

I wish I was a Linux networking guru. - Forums Linux

I wish I was a Linux networking guru. - Forums Linux

I wish I was a Linux networking guru.

Posted: 21 Apr 2004 02:28 AM PDT

Rick wrote:
 

(1) Have you the correct DNS entries in /etc/resolv.conf ?
(2) Have you the correct choices in Mozilla=>Edit=>Preferences
under Advanced=>Proxies ?
It probably should be "Connect directly to internet".
(3) What does "traceroute www.google.com" say?

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swap drive problems on Mandrake 7.0

Posted: 20 Apr 2004 11:43 AM PDT

mjt <ru> wrote:
 
 

It shows nothing, but in fdisk it looks to be there :

/dev/hda6 3635 3649 120456 82 Linux swap

but swapon returns

swapon: /dev/hda6: Invalid argument

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ECS Group K7SOM+ Motherboard Woes

Posted: 19 Apr 2004 05:52 PM PDT

In <comp.os.linux.setup> geolaw <spamnet> wrote: 

It seems that it's always either RAM or power supply. :-) Can you post
output of
lspci
lsmod
cat /proc/cpuinfo
cat /proc/interrupts
for the benefit of others?

--
William Park, Open Geometry Consulting, <ca>
Linux solution/training/migration, Thin-client

Secure Unix permissions for an Apache website developer

Posted: 19 Apr 2004 09:26 AM PDT

James Schnack wrote:
.. 

Good call; don't give any privileges that they don't need.
 

Well, they don't have to be owned by root. Make them owned by the web
developer's user. Or create a group of "webdevelopers" and make your
developer part of that group with write permissions to the htdocs directory.

Just do not make them owned by the user that the Apache server is
running as.


 

Why include root? All you need to do is create the webadmin group and
add your web developer(s) to this group. Just remember to enable the
write permissions on the required directories.



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Dual processing and MANDRAKE 10.0

Posted: 19 Apr 2004 08:00 AM PDT

(follow up set to alt.os.linux.mandrake as this is really a Mandrake
config question)

On Mon, 19 Apr 2004 18:10:50 +0000, nick wrote: 

Actually, since the OP has dual Xeon processors, /proc/cpuinfo should list
4 CPUs as a result of the Intel HyperThreading cores on the Xeon and P4HT
chips. That is, of course, assuming that he booted with an SMP enabled
kernel.

- Rob

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Problems With Accton EN 2242 Serice MiniPCI Fast Ethernet Adapter - Mandrake 10.0 Community Beta

Posted: 19 Apr 2004 07:37 AM PDT


"Woohoo" <syol.com> wrote in message news:... 
Windows 
connection. 
works 
and 

source for OLD Redhat CDs ?

Posted: 18 Apr 2004 01:45 PM PDT

In article <0.0.1>,
Lenard <0.0.1> writes: 

Try posting information on the programs you want to use. Chances are they
can be made to work in more recent distributions. For instance, if they're
old binary-only programs, they might just need libc5 libraries; or perhaps
a simple code patch will get open source programs to compile on more
recent distributions.
 

I wrote a Web page at that time describing how to build a Joliet CD-R from
the raw files, before image files became common. It's still available
online, although I've not updated it in ages:

http://www.rodsbooks.com/rhjol/index.html

--
Rod Smith, com
http://www.rodsbooks.com
Author of books on Linux, FreeBSD, and networking

Why sometimes my ADSL sets to ppp1 instead of ppp0?

Posted: 18 Apr 2004 12:36 PM PDT

joseph philip wrote:
 
Thanks Bill and Joseph.
I'll sure try to follow your insight.

Michael Badt

updatedb runs automatically, why?

Posted: 18 Apr 2004 12:52 AM PDT

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Jean-David Beyer <com> wrote: 
[..]
 

Yep, that's what I run too, did upgrade to kernel 2.6.5, upgraded
X to 4.0.4, mistakenly, but it runs fine. Upgraded to lvm2, some
trouble with the new device-mapper, Updated a few other things,
iostat stopped working with 2.6, upgrading the package to
5.0.3 resolved the issue. xosview stopped working completely,
found a patched rpm, which works 95%.

Mentioned that recompiling packages for athlon, speeds up things
tremendously, Ie. awk about 5x!

The only issue remaining is PC-Speaker isn't working anymore.
;)

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need small Linux for laptop

Posted: 17 Apr 2004 11:13 PM PDT

stewart allen wrote:
 

.... does it have a bootable CD drive? if so, try
on of the run-from-cd distros, such as knoppix
..
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Mandrake 9.2 connecting to the internet

Posted: 17 Apr 2004 01:30 PM PDT

On Sat, 17 Apr 2004 21:30:35 +0100, Robert Cook wrote:
 


Looks like a dns prob. In kppp setup, there is a dns setting, make sure
its set to automatic.

HTH

Dave
--
Linux, breaking the pain of Windows

ppp0 doesn't exist

Posted: 17 Apr 2004 11:49 AM PDT

No idea what these sentences mean. Far to many ambiguous referents.
Samething, it, it, it, something, it, them.
None of those have anything that they refer to .


Same thing as to My Linux machine says that the it can't find the ppp make
sure that it is installed. but I do see it in the root/etc area and the ppp0
is when you make your network. under drake config you will find something
dealing with ppp0 ppp1 etc. but according to my Linux it could not find the
ppp daemon.

How to PostMortem?

Posted: 16 Apr 2004 08:03 PM PDT

If your three UPSes have serious surge protectors, then you
can provide the numerical specifications that describe how
well they perform for each type of surge. I keep asking for
and no one has ever been able to provide specs to prove this
protection. Furthermore how does that UPS earth the typically
destructive transient when it is, virtually, not connected to
earth.

You are confusing safety ground with earthing. To be
effective, the UPS must make a less than 10 foot connection to
EARTH ground. That means UPS must be part of or at breaker
box. Building wide UPSes are effective because a short earth
ground is part of the installation. But plug-in UPSes are not
located and connected less than 10 foot from earth ground.
Earth ground - not safety ground - is essential for effective
protection. That fault light reported a safety problem - and
could never report the existence of earth ground. No earth
ground means no effective protection.

Your description of a green wire connection back to breaker
box is an earthing path? But if that green wire does carry
the destructive 'direct strike' surge, then green wire only
induces that transient on all other adjacent wires. Now we
have additional induced transients throughout the building as
well as the direct strike. Not only must the connection from
each utility wire to earth ground be less than 10 feet. It
must also have no sharp bends, no splices, and not be bundled
with other non-earthing wires. Destructive transient must be
dumped into earth before that transient can enter a building.
Well proven concept from before WWII. Green wire ground
violates all three criteria for effective protection.

This problem with a green wire safety ground is why your UPS
manufacture avoids the entire discussion. Notice that
discussion about earthing never comes from the manufacture of
ineffective protectors. But real world (serious)
manufacturers discuss earthing extensively:
http://www.polyphaser.com/ppc_technical.asp
http://www.polyphaser.com/ppc_pen_home.asp

Does not matter if you brother-in-law had two wire
receptacles upgrades to three wire (had safety grounds
installed). That rewiring was essential to human safety and
did nothing for surge protection. Fault light was only
reporting a human safety problem and could never report a
missing earth ground. Again and so important - the less than
10 foot connection. That distance to earth is critical.

Running a dedicated circuit to computers is nice. But it
does not do anything worthwhile for noise or transient
protection - from a computer's perspective. Nothing in the
house creates noise or transients that adversely effect a
computer. Computer power supplies are some of the most
resilient devices in the house. So resilient that this UPS
creates 120 VAC in battery backup mode by outputting two 200
volt square waves with a 280 volt spike between those 200 volt
waves. That so dirty electricity is, to a computer, 120 VAC.
UPSes can output electricity that dirty because computer power
supplies are (must be) that resilient. Worry more about the
power supply for furnace operation or bathroom GFCIs. They
may be more at risk.

Again, does not matter whether a brother-in-law had his
house rewired. Those receptacles are safety ground - not
earth ground. Rewiring his house does not solve a surge
protection problem. These citations have nothing to do with
household wiring and yet define the primary protector for a
home:
http://www.tvtower.com/fpl.html
http://www.tvtower.com/grounding_and_bonding.html


These pictures may be especially important to you (if I have
your location correct) because your electric company - now
called FirstEnergy who also created the NE blackout - may be
same that also created blackouts in Seaside Heights last 4
July. Their top management is nothing but bean counters who
cost control by letting the essential connections (see those
pictures) fail. Many Ocean County residents were electrically
shocked in their swimming pools for same reasons. Again,
these pictures have nothing to do with receptacle ground
wires. They do involve household's primary protector
circuits.

Those pictures affect the residence's primary surge
protector. Second protector is called 'whole house' -
typically located in breaker box and less than 10 foot from
central earth ground. Available for may $1 per protected
appliance (verse how much for ineffective plug-in
protectors?). Protector inside UPS is not considered because
it does not even claim to protect from the typically
destructive transient (again - just read their numerical
spec). It has no less than 10 foot connection to single point
earth ground.

An example of protection cited by an APC product:
SURGE PROTECTION AND FILTERING
....
Normal mode clamping response time 0 ns, instantaneous
Normal mode surge voltage let through <5% of test peak voltage
when subjected to IEEE 587 Cat. A 6kVA test
Normal mode noise suppression Full time EMI/RFI
filtering
Modem/10Base-T/100Base-Tx network cable port single line
(2 wire, RJ11) or network (UTP, RJ45) compatible jacks

Where is the common mode protection? It is not even
claimed.

Your phone line and cable also have effective protection
installed, free, by the utility - if each is properly
installed 'less than 10 foot' to a single point ground.
Again, 'whole house' protectors are so effective that your
telco already installs effective protector inside the premise
interface box (NID) and makes the so important, 'less than 10
foot' connection to same earth ground. Cable needs no
protector since earthing connection is made (as even required
by National Electrical Code) without protector. What did the
APC do? Nothing. Protectors are only as effective as its
earth ground - which UPS manufacturer just forget to mention -
even in the above numerical spec.

Don't fall for the myth that a plug-in UPS provides
excellent protection. It cannot. Again, look at the numerical
specification. It does not even make that claim.

So what is that surge protector inside a UPS? Same circuit
found in power strip surge protectors. That's it. Plug-in
UPS provides same protector circuit found in power strip
protectors. Nothing more. And much less when there is no
'less than 10 foot' connection to earth ground.

If your power supply is inferior, then why spend big bucks
on a UPS? An inferior supply may also damage other computer
components since essential functions are missing. Functions
that were defacto standard 30 years ago and specifically
demanded in Intel specs. Functions that a UPS does not even
provide, but are necessary for a computer. Before even
considering a UPS, one must first use an acceptable power
supply. That means either a brand name computer or the clone
assembler must have a long list of specification from the
power supply manufacturer. UPS cannot compensate for these
missing and essential power supply functions.

Obviously, this is still well beyond the OP's problem. Of
those five basic power problems - blackouts, brownouts, noise,
harmonics, and surges - the plug-in UPS really only claims to
address the first two. Yes, stepping up and down the
transformer does put less strain on the battery and does
provide supplementary voltage adjustments to a power supply.
Nice. But the OP must get basic, essential tools to first
provide basic facts - to get numbers to learn where his
failure is. When he provides facts, only then can we even
discuss power supply as reason for his problem. Procedures to
diagnosis his failure provided in an earlier post.


Jean-David Beyer wrote: 

FSF filesystem ?

Posted: 15 Apr 2004 04:19 AM PDT

> > I just started to try and install Gentoo and ran into a snag. 
Yup.
I solved it (Sorry, I sent the 1st post from my wife's 'puter).

The disk was enabled with Microsoft 'logical partition' manager, so it wasn't seen properly by
fdisk, qtparted or any other linux tool I tried. I don't know why it was like that.
I repartitionned it, reformated the ntfs part in Windows and did the cfdisk on the rest.
Everything is fine. Except that I'm already out of space in /usr. Damn.
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Kee.

Open Office - [discuss] Lack of OOo feature forces writer to move to Windows

Open Office - [discuss] Lack of OOo feature forces writer to move to Windows

[discuss] Lack of OOo feature forces writer to move to Windows

Posted: 07 Aug 2006 04:09 AM PDT

Robert Derman wrote:
.... 

i'd like to add that this would be a pretty bad decision.
much better would be seamless integration with email, calendar & project
management software.
there are some pretty decent email & calendaring apps, and i've heard
that also some of the project management apps are pretty usable.
cooperating with them (preferably in a common way) would be much better
and would require less resources than rewriting from scratch
applications in some of the most mature application markets (email).
 
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[discuss] DO YOU HAVE A CALENDAR FEATUTE SIMILAR TO MICROSOFT

Posted: 06 Aug 2006 10:32 AM PDT

On Wed, 2006-08-09 at 19:24 +0000, jonathon wrote: 

True, but it does take several minutes to start up so if you want to use
it regularly its probably best to transfer to the hard drive and its
certainly a lot less of a problem to do that than it is for a beginner
to get rid of viruses and spyware on an infected windows machine.
 

Strange you should say that, I used draw for the first prototypes of the
new house we built next door for my son and his partner. I dare say
there are some other things out there with lots of fancy pre-defined 3-D
house configs etc. But draw did what I needed.
 

Well not yet having met a Linux virus I don't really know but I have a
fair bit of experience of Windows varieties that come for free. I
definitely think in terms of software volume and variety, Windows beats
Linux hands down for viruses.
 

Its interesting how few people you ever come across using voice
recognition software. Bit disturbing in an office environment apart from
anything else.

 
 

Actually I was told my in car satnav is Linux based. Why would I need
that on a computer. There is actually a Linux based cell phone with
built in satnav and then there is the open streetmap project
http://www.openstreetmap.org/
 

The mind boggles - I'm sure it gives some people a lot of pleasure ;-)
 
Ian
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[discuss] Compatibility

Posted: 02 Aug 2006 05:41 AM PDT

bob lyskowski wrote: 

I don't take things that hard in this world. I would be in really shape.

I do agree with compatibility issues between any application. I run
into it almost daily. I just use the tools that work for me that are
the most productive. I wouldn't use Word to edit text either. I would
use WordPad or Notepad if I was editing a text file that I was going to
leave as a text file.

My wife uses Mac, Linux and Windows and OOo is the best across all
platforms. Even MS Office between different Windows machines was
problematic as you have stated. I ran into the same issues with Office
2000 myself.

You did bring up an interesting point on saving a file in an older
format as to what would change. Maybe an improvement to the "Save As
XXX format" could have a "further information button" to explain what
would be lost or changed. But that still would not fix the issue of
saving as a the current format and there being a machine dependent
difference causing issues. Just as you mention the problems you had.

I for one wouldn't like to lose formatting features on imported files
because I will save the documents in odf and then when I am done my
work, export it to the format(s) I need then. In many cases pdf is the
first selection, then the office formats and lastly, text based. In
some cases, all of the above for the same document for different reasons.


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[discuss] Microsoft Word

Posted: 01 Aug 2006 10:29 AM PDT

Andy Luddy wrote: 
This is a problem with any closed format files from any old program.
You get a new computer and find that your old files are now not readable.

I have many paradox databases that are not directly usable by me. This
is one of the nice reasons for using odf which is an open and
standardized file format.

At least with odf I can read the documents on Linux, mac or Windows.
Anything that can unzip the file and read XML can read an odf document.


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[discuss] Nonprinting Characters

Posted: 31 Jul 2006 10:44 AM PDT

Hi Eicke
 
If a user puts two or more spaces to an end of a line he cannot see his
mistake. But that is the only sense of that visualization. If the user
adds text before this invisible space mistake the spaces slide into the
row and become visible _in the document_. The problem is, that the user
has - with the current configuration of space display - needs to counter
check the whole document for such mistakes each time he inserts text in
the middle or at the beginning of their document.
 
So what - they are invisible in the printed or clean version. The way
the document looks with the invisible characters turned on is of
secondary importance as you will always send it printed out or as pdf or
in any other clean version. The editor in text processing software is a
tool for editing not for viewing.
 
 


Oh ja, I see it is taken care of already :o) Sorry for bothering you
with that.

Regards
Stefan

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[discuss] Writer: Multiple Tabs in Single File

Posted: 29 Jul 2006 08:44 PM PDT

On Sat, 29 Jul 2006 09:56:34 -0500, vineet subramani
<com> wrote:
 

Hi Vineet, I think you should try to get acquainted with our product so
you can get a better understanding of how it works. You will find that
some part of your idea are already implemented and also that we have a
framework so you can modify the code s you can develop the missing parts
to adjust it to your needs.

OOo Writer currently have a windowing system that lets you see different
parts of the same document however they are on different windows (as
opposed to tabs). We also have a compare document function and a tracking
changes function so you can either compare between different people in an
organization.

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[discuss] word 5 filter

Posted: 28 Jul 2006 08:29 PM PDT

On Sat, 2006-07-29 at 16:52 +1200, Michael Adams wrote: 

No, there was only one version of word which created ".doc"s which were
really .rtf. I think it was in a very early version of word 97, and
subsequent updates completed the "save as word 6/95" to be as .doc
instead of the interim as .rtf hack.

On "word 5", word 5 should be openable in OOo without any problems.
Being word 5 should be autodetected and opened without anything special
needing to be selected. The Word 5 format is very similiar to the word 6
format, except that everything is contained in a single stream which is
not embedded inside an ole2 wrapper. While Word 6 is all in a single
stream "WordDocument" which is inside an ole2 structured storage
wrapper, and Word 97+ where the WordDocument stream was split into a
number of streams, WordDocument/0Table (or 1Table) and Data streams.

And from 2.0.2 onwards, also the old Word 2 format is also capable of
being opened.

C.

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Help Please : Creating PDFs on the fly and storing to the database

Posted: 26 Jul 2006 12:09 PM PDT

What do you use to convert .odt document to pdf ?

Fabrizio

Which version of Office Mac for Intel Mac Microsoft Office for Mac

Which version of Office Mac for Intel Mac Microsoft Office for Mac

Which version of Office Mac for Intel Mac

Posted: 26 May 2007 06:23 PM PDT

On May 28, 2007 Clive Huggan wrote:
 

I second this comment. I have an Intel iMac with 2 GB of RAM and it
definitely is the way to go.

I'll add that with respect to the original query I have Office 2004 on the
Intel iMac and it is fine. It is a bit slower than it would be if it was
running natively on the intel chip, but it is no problem.

I do quite look forward to Office 2008.

--
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If you wish email me from my web-site: <http://www.patrickjames.me.uk>
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Track changes problem

Posted: 25 May 2007 05:04 PM PDT

Thank you for letting us know!

Clive Huggan
============

On 26/5/07 3:52 PM, in article
googlegroups.com, "Blanca"
<com> wrote:
 

can't get auto update 1.1.2 to install

Posted: 24 May 2007 08:33 PM PDT

On 5/24/07 8:33 PM, in article
googlegroups.com, "com"
<com> wrote:
 

What version of Office did you get? Office X or Office 2004. Hopefully you
did not get Office X as it is not updated for the new Daylight Saving Time
as it¹s an end of life application and is no longer being updated.


--
Diane Ross, Microsoft Mac MVP
Entourage Help Page
<http://www.entourage.mvps.org/>
Entourage Help Blog
<http://blog.entourage.mvps.org/>

Newsletters

Posted: 23 May 2007 03:14 PM PDT

If you are using a Mac you most likely mean the newsletter generated by
Microsoft. This newsgroup really has nothing to do with that. Your best bet
is to contact MS directly, but other than the How-tos I'm not familiar any
available online archive of the newsletters.

http://www.microsoft.com/mac/resources/resources.aspx?pid=howtos

PC Office has a similar newsletter, but that is also a question best posed
to Microsoft.

Regards |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac



On 5/23/07 6:14 PM, in article C27A8952.C70%com,
"Fabrice RICHARD" <com> wrote:
 

update finds no software needing update

Posted: 22 May 2007 03:53 PM PDT

In article <googlegroups.com>,
com wrote:
 

You're talking about Office being installed on two different machines,
correct? This shouldn't cause any problems. And I don't believe having
the folder in a location other than the /Applications folder should be a
problem.

When your user tries to use the Microsoft AutoUpdate application is she
behind a proxy server at the time? I've found that while Microsoft
claims the updater should work through proxy servers it doesn't (at
least it doesn't in our environment where we have a Microsoft ISA proxy
server -- oh, the irony). I've found that businesses are better off
downloading and running the installer manually or updating a single
Microsoft Office 2004 installation and pushing that to all users if the
company has a volume license serial number. The recent 11.3.5 updater is
a combo updater so it should take an 11.0.0 or higher installation to
11.3.5.

Hope this helps! bill
--
William M. Smith
(Microsoft Interop MVP - Mac/Windows)

Can Mac Office bought in the US be used in the UK?

Posted: 21 May 2007 12:04 AM PDT

> ... and of course registration usually means being online, and there 

Hi Phil,

internet access does not have to be necessary for the registration process.
If you have a Windows PC and want to install a recent version of Microsoft
Office on it, registration is part of the activation process of the software
and, as such, is absolutely necessary; even the operating system itself
(Windows XP or Vista) needs to be activated. If you don't have access to the
internet, you will be given a telephone number which you can then call to
activate your software.


--
Michel Bintener
Microsoft MVP
Office:Mac (Entourage & Word)

***Always reply to the newsgroup.***

All Programs gone

Posted: 17 May 2007 04:52 PM PDT

On May 18, 4:36 am, Jim Gordon MVP <com>
wrote: 

you do not have to worry about your office setting while reinstalling
- the settings occupy MUD folder - sitting in ~home/ducuments/MUD
But it is always good idea to have Normal template and your setting
backuped. That should be the No. 1 rule for using computers -
backup,backup..., You never know, what happens.

universal binary version for Microsoft office 2004:mac

Posted: 17 May 2007 02:55 AM PDT

<snip>
On 5/20/07 6:58 PM, in article C2770FB3.332F%name, "John McGhie"
<name> wrote:
 
<snip>

Hoped you (and perhaps a few others) might get a small chuckle from that...
Even I come up with a "goodie" now & again - even if I do say so, myself :)

Regards |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac

office 2004 (excel & word) afp file path issue on tiger server (10.4.9)

Posted: 17 May 2007 12:18 AM PDT

On May 20, 12:20 pm, John McGhie <name> wrote: 

john,

thanks for your suggestion. and no, we did not use slashes (of either
direction) in our file names - and would dream of doing so. but
definitely a tip worthwile knowing about.

please see my other post for the solution to the problem.

take care, daniel.

Office XML Converters for Mac now available

Posted: 15 May 2007 02:10 PM PDT

Smart thinking, Phillip :-)

If you don't see any clouds of smoke drifting across the Pacific from
Sydney, Australia, you will know the thing is safe to install.

Seriously: Phillip's response is exactly what I suggest. This is a huge
bit of code, and it will have some problems. People who do a lot of beta
testing usually set up a second boot partition on their system, so beta
software is totally encased in its own sand-pit where it can't get into
fights with the other children in the playground :-)

Cheers

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"Phillip Jones" <com> wrote in message
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Can't Install Upgrades of Microsoft Office

Posted: 14 May 2007 09:31 PM PDT

If Priyanka¹s suggestion does not work, try this path;

<http://download.microsoft.com>

Click on "Mac & Other Platforms³ in the left sidebar. You¹ll need to scroll
down to the bottom to find the latest 11.3.5 update.

--
Diane Ross, Microsoft Mac MVP
Entourage Help Page
<http://www.entourage.mvps.org/>
Entourage Help Blog
<http://blog.entourage.mvps.org/>

 

Entourage with AOL

Posted: 14 May 2007 06:30 PM PDT

On 5/14/07 6:30 PM, in article
googlegroups.com, "com"
<com> wrote:
 

Yes, see instructions here:

<http://www.entourage.mvps.org/accounts/aol.html>

--
Diane Ross, Microsoft Mac MVP
Entourage Help Page
<http://www.entourage.mvps.org/>
One of the top five MS Entourage resources listed on the Entourage Blog.
<http://blogs.msdn.com/entourage/>

Microsoft CRM - Troubleshooting email router

Microsoft CRM - Troubleshooting email router

Troubleshooting email router

Posted: 18 Feb 2004 12:43 PM PST

Note that junk mail protection on hotmail and yahoo will actually pick up
crm sent emails as junk :-)


"Gary" <com> wrote in message
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a 
without 
something 
router.......try 
reply 

Form fields not showing

Posted: 18 Feb 2004 12:38 PM PST

I have run the publish customization for the lead
attribute in Deployment Mananger then stopped/started web
service. Hope it helps. JT 

Product Bought

Posted: 18 Feb 2004 10:41 AM PST

i was almost sure about that.....unfortunately.......

in any case Thanks
Gianluca


On Wed, 18 Feb 2004 10:59:50 -0800, "Gary" <com>
wrote:
 

Further addition of schema fields is not possible. Ending up with error.

Posted: 18 Feb 2004 10:25 AM PST

You can't rename the physical column but you can change the label on
the form.

On Wed, 18 Feb 2004 13:21:11 -0800, "Rakesh"
<microsoft.com> wrote:

GARY thanks again,
If I Hijack field , is there a way to rename it
completely. Because if name stays as is it creates
confusion. This would allow me to go little bit further.


Rakesh 
to run into 
can do about this 
started customizing. 
designed. The rest of 
customize. Theres simply 
more you need to add, 
how many fields you 
don't forget, you can 
message 
fields 
and 
export/import 
if 
that 
as 
8000 
issue 
for 

Crystal Enterprise problem

Posted: 18 Feb 2004 08:01 AM PST

Have you installed the crystal reports CRM enhancement on your crm server?

"Alper Can" <com.tr> wrote in message
news:phx.gbl... 
keys. 
says 

CRM WEB Error

Posted: 18 Feb 2004 06:17 AM PST

Check to see if you are running .Net Framework 1.1 (this can be found
in add/remove programs). CRM 1.0 does not work with 1.1. There are
some procedures for reverting back to old .Net. I'll post them if
that's your problem.

Installing MS CRM on SBS 2003

Posted: 18 Feb 2004 12:58 AM PST

The implementation guide (IG.PDF) can be found on the documentation
CD.


On Wed, 18 Feb 2004 12:27:03 -0800,
<microsoft.com> wrote:

Thanks Matt.
I appreciate the reply.
I did learn that I was trying to install CRM 1.0 on SBS
2003. This is not supported. I need to install CRM 1.2 on
SBS 2003.

Can you point me in the direction of the guide? I cannot
seem to find it...

Thanks!!!!!

Hank

 
Implementation Guide 
to setup an 
cause all sorts 
wrote: 
SQL etc. 
got an 
would not start (I 
was still 
prompted for 
http 1.1 
crystal 
disaster. 
rebooted and ba 
exchange is 
wrong? 
somewhere that 
necessary settings 
CRM Sales up and 
forest worth of 
far. Any 
hoping that 
obvious...] 

ie6.0 sp1 closes down when loading crm

Posted: 18 Feb 2004 12:49 AM PST

Yeah,

thanks Bob, I had figured it was Google Toolbar, I
thought I had disabled the popup killer as a test, but
the way google toolbar works - It had not actually
disabled the feature.

Worked out a way round it.

Thanks

Martin 
is loaded into a new screen. Furthermore CRM uses a lot
of pop-up screen during the entire application. 

Questions before deploying the crm 1.2 system

Posted: 18 Feb 2004 12:23 AM PST

How many users cna you run on a CRM system?

Its a difficult question as it depends on not only hardware but also
location!!. For instance you may find you are supporting 100 users but they
are spread out across timezones therefore will access crm at different
times.

Also how fast do you need response times to be. I personally run a CRM
server with 125 users. These users are spread out geographically and
therefore allow me to support the whole thing of a dual 900mhz p3 with 1gb
ram.

Another consideration is usage patterns. For instance do you have people
sitting at their desks hitting the system hard or are they on the road and
only using crm a few times a week.

Lots of questions!












<com> wrote in message
news:com... 
any way 
directory (if it doens't already exist). Furthermore it will create roles
for CRM. 
email contains something that has to do with CRM (a guid in the title). If
it does, it will create objects in CRM (activity). 
performance issue), you could create an SMTP sub-domain. All the CRM users
wil get an email adres in the like of: domain.com. Then only the
mails that are send to the those adresses will go through a seperate
exchange server which has the router installed. 
is 

CRM 1.2 on SBS2003 install (web Server)

Posted: 17 Feb 2004 07:53 PM PST

The Customer Service is not a seperate install. There is only 1
server install, the licenses control which modules can be accessed.

On Wed, 18 Feb 2004 14:45:35 -0600, "Brandon S."
<nospam.com> wrote:

1. **********
2. Implementation Guide
3. You will need to create a new site. Just check the IG for details.
4. Used the local account
5. First, you will only have the Sales CD if all you ordered was
Sales. The
Customer Service portion is a separate install. Also, your
registration
keys will correspond to what you purchased.

As far as a pre-check utility . . . . The CRM CD will kinda do this
for you
before it installs. It will make sure all the requirements are met.

Brandon

drop down fields

Posted: 17 Feb 2004 09:35 AM PST

okay yes it works now did the same thing as before or so I
thought....many thanks Matt 
the field on 
<com> 
assumed 

excell spread sheets

Posted: 16 Feb 2004 12:30 PM PST


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