#i89517# - *Testproduct: Ignore: Test Issue 1 (for mulit issues)#i89518# - *Testproduct: Ignore: Test Issue 2 (for mulit issues)
#i89519# - *Testproduct: Ignore: Test Issue 3 (for multi issues)
#i89538# - Chart: Addition of Regression/Trend Line resets Table properties
#i89539# - Chart: Addition of Regression/Trend Line resets Table properties
#i89532# - Database access: Date field YYYYMMDD fails.
#i89537# - Database access: Deleting table does not remove it from relation design
#i89534# - Database access: Java library with userdefined functions not working anymore
#i89530# - Database access: Text displays outside of table grid
#i89521# - Database access: trouble with download of SRB1.0.3
#i89540# - Installation: registry keys installed with this software
#i89541# - Presentation: Close ImageMap editor dialog, the OOo crash.
#i89533# - framework: Can't add Digital Signature
#i89522# - framework: cannot switch document windows using cmd-backtick
#i89526# - gsl: canvas: small set of unused symbols
#i89520# - gsl: errors in printout
#i89514# - porting: sal: unused methods
#i89527# - sc: Current Document not showing up in Library during macro assigment
#i89523# - scripting: basctl: remove unused code
#i89531# - sw: Error opening filenames with spaces from explorer
#i89535# - sw: Expose listeners for formatting operations to oobasic
#i89525# - sw: Import RTF crashes OOo
#i89529# - sw: OO crashes 8/10 times when I select saveas
#i89536# - sw: One page from multipage document printed with unwanted screen capture background
#i89524# - sw: Opening .doc Files
#i89515# - sw: Print selected text
#i89516# - xml: [jl93]to-be-DEV300_m13: build breaks in xmlsecurity (extra qualification)
#i89528# - xml: canAdd and co extra qualification
The Hague Declaration, this is such a great initiative for our future by The Digital Standards Organization.
"The first noticeable item is how quickly OpenOffice 3.0 beta loads, even when compared with Microsoft Office 2008. In less than five seconds you are at the welcome screen ready to create your next masterpiece. Where the X11 interface felt choppy and looked…like an X11 interface, OO 3.0 definitely looks and feels like a fully integrated Aqua application, with menus being very responsive and keyboard shortcuts working (mostly - hey, it’s beta) as expected. How does each behave in this newly integrated world? Let’s take a look.
All over the net, I see a lot of people complaining because they never found the PowerPC version proposed for download when OpenOffice.org 3.0 beta for Mac OS X was announced.



