LibreOffice Calendar 2016

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#1

Hello beautiful Community,

Of course I could not forget our calendar in LibreOffice Draw. So, I
created the calendar for the next year, in English and there is no
holidays. Feel free to insert your holidays in the calendar.

The source file is here:
https://owncloud.documentfoundation.org/public.php?service=files&t=256b12883bb2f6c315a55f3ba0016b0d

I wish all of you a great year, with peace, sucess and health.

Thanks for all support during 2015.

With all my love,

#2

Hi Eliane:

  Thank you very much ! It is so good, ... and thanks for your wishes.

Regards,

Jorge Rodríguez
From Costa Rica

#3

hello
my file TXT and CSV, there are bad character encoding (�,é,......)is there formatting for encoding?maybe is missing this feature for libreoffice...?

#4

@manuel songokuh

No, it works but you have to do a little bit more with .txt or .csv
formatted files.

Character encoding will be taken from the "Locale setting" applied globally
to LibreOffice (Tools -> Options -> Language Settings -> Languages).

So, when opening documents (.txt or .csv) with a different encoding--for
Writer use the "Text - choose encoding" (File -> Open and use the drop down
menu to select). And in Calc on opening, the Text import dialog will allow
you to choose the character set encoding and language of the source .txt or
.csv -- applied by columns if need be.

Stuart

P.S. please open new threads when posting new topics rather than using an
existing thread and replying with a title change.

#5

hello
my file TXT and CSV, there are bad character encoding (�,é,......)is there formatting for encoding?maybe is missing this feature for libreoffice...?

Sceenshot

https://forum.openoffice.org/en/forum/download/file.php?id=12809

The topmost setting is the character encoding. Adjust it until the
preview looks right.
The second setting describes the ingoing numerals. USA for M/D/Y dates
and point decimals, UK for D/M/Y dates, German for D.M.Y dates and comma
decimals etc.
Always check the "special numbers" option.
In the preview you can override the general settings for individual
columns. In the screenshot the ZIP column is marked as text.