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Subject:    Re: [users] Re: Joining Cells in Calc
From:       Eron Lloyd <elloyd () lancaster ! lib ! pa ! us>
Date:       2003-12-24 14:43:35
Message-ID: 200312240943.36003.elloyd () lancaster ! lib ! pa ! us
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Hi Matt,

In regards to the quality and amount of documentation, the are excellent 
books, cheat sheets, and guides popping up all over the place. A quick search 
on amazon.com reveals many new materials. In fact, there are books coming out 
soon focusing on specifics, such as writing macros or using the XML file 
formats. Look for StarOffice titles, too.

Regards,

Eron

On Tuesday December 23 2003 10:29 pm, Matthew S. Taylor wrote:
> This attitude is precisely the sort of thing that turns users off to new
> software.
>
> Face it, the currently available documentation is inadequate, and most
> users prefer to look in manuals, not help files for how to's.
>
> On 18 Dec 2003 at 15:43,  regarding [users] Re: Joining Cells in Calc
>
>  G. Roderick Singleton wrote:
> > I think you should read the bit in Help about merging calc cells. I'm
> > certain you will be able to answer yourself.
>
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> Matthew S. Taylor
> Universities Space Research Association
> email:  mtaylor@hq.usra.edu
> Phone:  410-730-2656
> Fax:    410-730-3496
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Eron Lloyd
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