It’s small and simple but it allows you to ‘grep’ through open office documents. We run most of our business data (budgets, quotes, etc) in open office spreadsheets — this is invaluable for naviagation. Extra bonus points to the author for making it so I can double click on the search results and bring up the document!
Feb 3, 04:41 PM − Posted in Tech
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I have done 28 runs for a total of 90 miles. My last run was:
5/14/08 9:05 AM 3.55 mi 42'02".
My goal is to run 500 miles in 2008.
I've got 125 days left and I've run 81.5 miles toward the goal, or 16.30%.
I need to pick up the pace, I'm behind! Give me a hard time, please.
I've been maintaining a rate of 0.34 miles/day. To meet the goal I need to run 3.33 miles/day.
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