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When using replace, format styles are not applied. (rev S1214.0518) Steps to reproduce: 1. Create a new character style. In this case I sued the option: New from text. (See attached file) 2. Open the Replace dialog. Set it up as usual. 3. Replace text to apply new style. Character style is not appli...

drslim2 wrote: ↑Thu Aug 15, 2024 4:47 pm Hi,
So what would the code be?
Please can you give an example.

Thanks

Check Planmaker's manual. There are examples for every formula there.

There are reasons as why a program should never fake bold or italic styles for a font. The short version is the one that was given by Martin: It looks ugly. The reality is that when a font family do not have a bold variation it means is not meant to have one. This can be due a design choice or a lim...

The option is the last check box on the Appearance tab. However, for you it is greyed out, meaning it is unavailable. I only have FreeOffice 2021 in U.S. English. For me, that option is available. I'll have to load up FreeOffice 2024 and see if it has been disabled in the update. Hi, you're right. ...

In KDE, both FreeOffice as well as SMOffice will default to its build-in file selector. Everywhere else, if the option suggested is ticked it will use gtk file dialog instead.

Did you made sure you have the full Ubuntu font family installed in your system?

Oh? I 'm confused now. What do you mean? The forum breadcrumbs are: That is because one of the moderators moved it to the right place. Unsure how I could force the install. Use: sudo dpkg -i --force-depends full-path-to-where-the-freeoffice-deb-file-is. (for example: sudo dpkg -i --force-depends Do...

There are several options:
1. Ask upstream (Meaning Linux Mint).
2. Force the installation by spiking the dependency (FreeOffice may not run, keep that in mind)

Please notice you posted in the wrong place. This is not the FreeOffice section of the forum.

Yes, you should be able to install FreeOffice in a persistent USB installation. Just install it as a normal installation.

For you other questions I suggest you direct them to Linux Mint

Are you using SoftMaker Office, or FreeOffice? If you are using FreeOffice then you must remember that is not a full-featured office, but a limited one. Also keep in mind that changes where made to the lastest version of FreeOffice and some features where removed. Probably this is your case (also me...

There are several ways you can check if the distribution you are runing is a 32bit one or not. A simple: uname -a in any terminal should let you know. Also, there are other tools like neofetch or kinfocenter that will provide you with this information too. Freeoffice works in almost any Linux distri...

Hello, As I see, there is still no option to save documents in .odf file formats. This "issue" was discussed earlier on few other topics, but still no update on it ODF support is available in SoftMaker Office. However, is limited. TextMaker read and saves odt, (but only write odt version ...

Shame about the loss of endnotes and footnotes in Free TextMaker 2024. Essential for my writing. I agree that an explicit comparison between the 2024 and 2021 versions rather than just the "features" page we got a link to would be more helpful. What perhaps would be even more helpful is a...

There are several ways you can install fonts. 1. Double click the font. The file manager should ask you if you want to install it. If no font view is present then you'll have to install one like kfontview or gnome-font-viewer. 2. If you are using KDE you can install them from System Settings. 3. Man...

Yes it is normal. RTF is an old format that dates back to 1987, and while the format has evolved over the years, as you can see on wikipedia, his inner workings are different to those of modern docx, otd and tmdx formats. RTF is a binary file format while docx, odt and tdmx are basically a bunch of ...