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Monthly Archives "January 2010"

Fixing bullet problems in Open Office

January 1, 2010 By Chris Corrigan Uncategorized 14 Comments

If you are a user of OpenOffice on the Mac, like I am, you have probably noticed that in converting documents back and forth between .odt and .doc formats messes with your bullets.  Instead of little dots, you get clapper boards, which are cute but not useful for a professional documents.

Today, buried deep in a page discussing this bug, I found a very useful manual fix that has worked for me:

“I’ve had success using the Font Replacement Table, located in the  OpenOffice.org ->Fonts.  Enable “Apply replacement table”, select “Symbol” in the lefthand FONT drop  down, select “OpenSymbol” in the righthand “Replace with” dropdown. Press the  checkmark to the right to add the substitution to the table. Make sure you check  the Always box.

Once this is set up, opening and saving in MSWord 97/XP format preserves the  bullet characters in both directions.”

Hope this helps you.

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From the feed

January 1, 2010 By Chris Corrigan Improv, Uncategorized One Comment

Happy New Year!

Some random pickin’s from the feed:

  • Psychology and Security Resource Page .  Learn about FEELING afraid and FEELING safe.
  • The Conferences that Work blog.  Cool, even though it seems like he has reinvented Open Space.
  • jack/zen blogs the 7 principles of improv.

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