hi sir,may i know how to edit the table for mailmerge without create new spreadsheet.. or how to using datasource without using base..

Thank you; this is a very useful video. I do have a couple of comments though:

1. There’s a (pretty bad) typo; it should be “exciting” not “exiting” (the latter means “leaving”, of course). Also,

2. Do we really need to “go ahead” each time before doing something? The words “go ahead” are unecessary, and make this otherwise very good tutorial rather irritating and, perhaps more importantly, less concise than it could be.

No problem at all. In that case, perhaps a script would help with conciseness in future?

I do hope you view my comments as constructive (which is how they are intended).

In any case, thank you again for the tutorials; they are helpful and much appreciated.

I use ffmpeg compiled with X11-grab to record the screen, and then I also record the audio separately in Audacity. Sooner or later I hope to get a tutorial video up that shows my whole process, but I’m still tweaking it every video, so my process changes. I like ffmpeg because it offers the greatest flexibility in terms of choosing file formats, resolution, and framerate. ffmpeg is a command-line utility, if you are not comfortable using the terminal, I recommend Kazam, which has a nice gui front-end to ffmpeg.

The ffmpeg command I use is:
ffmpeg -an -f x11grab -r 24 -s 1920×1080 -i :0.0 -vcodec libx264 -qp 0 -preset ultrafast -threads 0 screen_captures/screen_`date +%Y%m%d-%H%M%S`.mkv

I’m working on a .doc that has been sent to me but I’m using LibraOffice using tracked changes when I send it back will the changes I’ve made translate to Word if I save it as a .doc?

I haven’t tried that in a while, but if I remember correctly most of my tracked changes did translate over. It may have been however that I was opening up a word document in LibreOffice instead of the other way around. It may be worth doing some tests first to be sure. I will try to find some time ASAP.