Name: [002] Ian Ozsvald
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Description: I am the co-founder of ShowMeDo (see http://showmedo.com/about), author of `The Screencasting Handbook <http://thescreencastinghandbook.com>`_ and the founder of the professional screencast production company `ProCasts <http://procasts.co.uk>`_: .. image:: http://procasts.co.uk/media/procasts_sma ...

Installing OpenOffice 3.1 on Windows XP [ID:1510] (Free) (2/12)

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In just over 2 minutes we run you through the installation of OpenOffice 3.1 on Windows XP. We also show you how you can download a version of OpenOffice for Windows, Mac or Linux in different languages. Visit OpenOffice.org to get started.

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5. Cecilia o'kelly Tue, 13 Apr 2010 06:28

i was checking for OoO Calc to download and suddenly I see OoO is being installed.

Now its just standing still; nothing seems to be happening. what now?


4. anonymous Sat, 29 Aug 2009 08:44

I downloaded it but it won't install.

Your tutorial for downloading was great.


3. anonymous Tue, 25 Aug 2009 18:34

That happy face, sad face diagram made me feel guilty so i had to comment. I was actually looking for more info on the custom set-up and what some of the components were for.

But its's not here, nevertheless please keep doing what you're doing and thank you.


2. anonymous Wed, 29 Jul 2009 11:11

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Ian Ozsvald Sun, 28 Jun 2009 10:39

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Kudos and Thanks for Ian
Adding Python to DOS Path

Thanks, very helpful.
Brodie 4 days ago
Series Overview in 5 minutes

Nice overview; looks interesting
Plutonium 4 days ago
First 5 Minutes with Python

Great. Thank you, Ian.

Actually I already knew what were explained, but I could enjoy the video.
Takashi Sugimori 4 days ago
Running Python 2.5 on Windows XP

Very useful
cliff white 6 days ago
3 Minute Oveview (What Does Python Look Like?)

Awesomely done!
joel 14 days ago
Functions and Classes

well covered for a start on function and classes

thanks
krc 16 days ago
First 5 Minutes with Python

short fun intro, would like to have more of those online if possible, kind of like of chronological video tutorial about learning python.

t.i.a.
salifoo 16 days ago
Adding Python to DOS Path

thanks
krc 17 days ago
3 Minute Oveview (What Does Python Look Like?)

Good short intro

thanks
krc 17 days ago
3 Minute Oveview (What Does Python Look Like?)

Good overview, could use an update since it is a couple years old now.
Robb 18 days ago
Overview - building your own Image Viewer

Great idea, great site.
Darin Miller 18 days ago
decimal

this is going to be a good resource in the future I am sure. Thanks for giving it special attention.
Rahul 19 days ago
Running Python 2.5 on Windows XP

Love the site, tutorials are very insightful and helpful.
Michael D. Hemphill 19 days ago
Overview (Functions)

insighful
Changa Tshering 20 days ago
Overview (Loops and Iteration)

brief,very captivating
Changa Tshering 20 days ago
Adding Python to DOS Path

Video was helpful and simplified. Quite helpful.
David 21 days ago
Overview - building your own Image Viewer

Good introduction
Gopalakrishna V 21 days ago
Adding Python to DOS Path

many thanks.

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john waugh 22 days ago
Editing and Submitting

excellent--clear, complete, easy to understand. This is the 4th video I've watched. All 4 were top quality. Thank you for a job well done.

~~~ Gil 8/16/2010
G. Samoht 23 days ago
Make Your Own ShowMeDos With HyperCam on Windows XP

very clear images, voice was easy to understand, apparently well pre-planned, obviously the author must have listened to the finished video before uploading

This was the 3rd video I watched by the author. All 3 are exceptionally well done.

~~~ Gil 8/16/2010
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