The first attachment shows the original OpenOffice Document and the second is the same part of the exported PDF-File. I googled for this behaviour and also searched some forums, but didn't find anything.Īny help is appreciated very much, because i often need to export Office documents containing formulas for teaching purposes.
What's confusing me more is that if reexport the doc to PDF without making any changes, then the PDF-Document may then show the former malformed parts correct while other parts instead are malformed.Īnd what's confusing me most is that if i take the original OpenOffice Document and carry it to another computer and then exporting it to PDF then everything is displayed correct in the PDF-Doc. What's confusing me is that only some of the characters are malformed and others not, this often changes in one formula-block. In the origenal OpenOffice document the formula is displayed correct, only the created pdf-doc shows malformed data. When exporting a text document to PDF and the doc contains formula, then the created pdf-doc sometimes shows in the formula-blocks strange characters (I guess they are arabic characters instead of latin) I have a very strang problem with OpenOffice 2.4.1, which came up in the last two weeks. Otimas perguntas e interacao.I hope this is the right place to for my problem, if not, feel free to move it to a correct place. Queria agradecer aos jornalistas que participaram no nosso evento de lancamento. Twitter hired Ribenboim as its first general director in Brazil in November of 2012. We’ve reached out to Twitter to confirm the office opening.īy way of confirmation, Twitter pointed us to Ribenboim’s tweet in December: Orkut wrapped up fourth place with a 62% drop y/y. At that time, Facebook remained on top, with LinkedIn following and Twitter scoring the third slot. In November of 2012, Comscore reported that Latin Americans spent 56% more time on social networking sites than the worldwide average, with Brazilians spending 9.7 hours on sites that month. Opening an office could very well mean that Twitter wants more direct control of its ad efforts in the area. In 2012, Internet Media Services took on ad sales for Twitter across Spanish-speaking Latin America. At that time, Twitter sat at 4th in Comscore’s numbers. The reports says that only 1/3 of Brazil’s tweets are posted from mobile devices, which is half of the volume posted from mobile in the US.įacebook overtook Google’s Orkut in Brazil with over 36M visitors back in January of 2012.
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