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[Midlands] RTF in Lycoris -Use Openoffice.org

[Midlands] RTF in Lycoris -Use Openoffice.org

mel at linuxfactory.ie mel at linuxfactory.ie
Sat Jan 25 23:43:08 GMT 2003


Rich text format files are supposed to be readable by KOffice.  Don't know 
how much that's come on but I think it's shite anyway (at the risk of 
starting a flame war).

The way to go is to remove koffice using kpackage, and install Openoffice 
instead.  If disk space is a problem, you'll need Abiword (I have a gtk 
version that runs under Lycoris -because the main binary uses Gnome Libraries 
which Lycoris doesn't supply.

Some cool apps to check out for text MSWordview is very handy if you want to 
check Word attachments quickly (strips out the M$ crap and shows the text 
only).  Catdoc and wv (wordview) don't do the tables / bullets as well.

I'm using Sylpheed/Dillo for most mail now (this is on kmail still) but it's 
really fast.  Dillo or gzilla is sooo much faster for looking at html links.

One more to come from me
Mel

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