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open office document table repeat header row

Place your cursor somewhere in the table.

Hold your right mouse button down to get the context menu, then select: Table.

In the dialog that appears, click on the "Text Flow" tab.

In the "Text Flow" box, click on the check box next to "Repeat heading" (so that a check appears).

Click OK.

aids in the bulk creation and deletion of SEO friendly view aliases for taxonomy terms (tids) used as arguments in views

drupal custom view arguments paths
drupal path aliases views arguments
drupal automatic path aliases views arguments

http://www.agileapproach.com/blog-entry/introducing-view-alias-module

The overall purpose of the Nodereference Explorer module is to provide a comfortable and user-friendly way of referencing content. Content authors should be able to link internal arbitrary nodes, e. g. content types such as pages, stories, news, images etc., to each other.

The Menu Node Edit module allows the site's menu system to be used as the sole organizing principle. It does so by allowing specific menu items to be defined as 'sections' of a Drupal web site. Individual users can then be assigned as editors of one or more sections.

Section editors are then granted access to edit all nodes that fall within a specified menu hierarchy.

This structure means that, for small web sites, the menu system can be used as the sole ordering principle, removing the need for taxonomy or group-based editing controls.

Open source point-of-sales system built on top of the Drupal and Ubercart. It provides an interface for cashiers to easily add products to a customer's order, as well as remove them, accept payment, cancel entire orders and print receipts.

The current theme is similar to IS4C's co-op grocery POS system which uses a programmable keyboard. Touch screen interfaces are also possible but are not yet being developed.

Uberpos is currently being tested, and works well in a shop with a single cash register.

ILT was born from a desire to bring the subject of Typography to the masses. All too often, articles on typography are rather bland and, although informative, do little to elicit feelings of wow.

So, ILT is designed to inspire its readers, to make people more aware of the typography that’s around them. We really cannot escape type; it’s everywhere: on road signs, shampoo bottles, toothpaste, and even on billboard posters, in books and magazines, online … the list is endless, and the possibilities equally so.