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I deleted a file by mistake. I went to TRASH and retrevied it. But when i try to bring it up all I get is a line of code or something. As you can tell by my question, I am totally at a loss. This file is the family history of a family dating back to the 1400's and I don't have the paper file any longer so I'm really in trouble. pachingerjo

I think, dealing with multi-core/multi-processor environment is a feature of operating system, not of an application program.

In Word and I assume Open Office, labels are handled as tables. In Word Perfect, labels are handled as pages. Using pages is much easier because deleting and entering single labels is simply entering or deleting a page. In tables you have column and row issues. I suggest that Open Office provide the user with the option of using table or page based labels with a default setting provided. This would attract more WordPerfect users to Open Office.

Robert, This is a user forum so no design suggestions can be handled here. Try OpenOffice.org. If you are talking about labels like those you might stick on an envelope then OOo handles them as a page filled with frames. Each frame contains a label. Try File > New > Labels to see for yourself.

Hi Sevalav, This is Laracroft, Why are you looking for Open Office who supports dual-core processors? As per my knowledge this is work of your Operating System. Today almost all Operating Systems are multi threaded.

Follow instructions, extract the package( p8n) after downloading and add it to your /usr/sare/fonts directory. after that change its mode. Code: sudo chmod -R 755 /usr/share/fonts/p8n I did for my ubuntu machine and many others did the same job. The fonts rendering problem is totally solved with. WAHAJ

[quote="jrkrideau"][quote="F Murtz"]Can I get a cab for open office for smartphone like htc touch diamond 2?[/quote] Presumably SPAMSPAMSPAM ???[/quote] No the phone came with software trial for w/office mobile (But I did not want to pay for)So I thought open office must have something. OOps mea culpa I have just discovered that W/office is office outlook and not what I thought

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