Hi,
Daniel Kasak a écrit :
I have a large number of documents that make OOo crash instantly and
silently when I go to open them.
:-/
Can you please give us more precisions ?
At least : the version of OOo (1.1.x or 1.9.xx ), the operating system
you're using, and where you download it can be
Rumour has it Eike Rathke, on or about 29/04/2005 7:12 AM, whispered:
You'll find all the specification stuff at http://specs.openoffice.org/,
and of course you're not only free to use the template if you want to
specify a new feature but you're obliged to do so ;) You'll find the
template
Just curious as to which java ide people are using with OOo? I have been
trying some things in netbeans but find the form designer really difficult
to use. I haven't tried eclipse and wondering if it's worth a go.
(I can't function without an ide :-)
Thanks for advice in advance. David Bell
Hi Chris,
On Fri, Apr 29, 2005 at 12:51:03 -0400, Chris Beck wrote:
Thanks Eike. A quick check of the specification template leads me to believe
that you use this one document for Requirements, Specification, and Design.
Is
this true?
Well, the requirements mostly come from issues,
ok ok ok, here is it
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Someone once pointed me to a developer's (private?) builds of OOo that
were more advanced than those on the mirrors. Can I have that again,
please? I see you all are working at four steps beyond the one on the
mirrors (1.9.99). I'd like to try something a bit newer :).
Thanks!
Matt Needles
I have worked with the Netbeans form designer for years and find it not
too hard to digest.
Is there questions or things that you have? You may want to check the
Netbeans.org website for newbie article. It should definitely help.
Also, the Netbeans mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] should also
def go with eclipse!
The community plugins avail are awesome.
# Vy Ho#
I have worked with the Netbeans form designer for years and find it not
too hard to digest.
Is there questions or things that you have? You may want to check the
Netbeans.org website for newbie article. It should
Hi Matt,
the m100 will be the next milestone available on the mirror network, I
expect this build available until tomorrow,
Martin
Matt Needles wrote:
Someone once pointed me to a developer's (private?) builds of OOo that
were more advanced than those on the mirrors. Can I have that again,
Tobias Himstedt wrote:
Unlikly as SWT does not know any internals of the embedded document and
why should it just pick out the manifest.xml?
I puzzled about this. If OOo documents are embedded as OLE servers they
store themselves as OLE storage that contains a stream named
package_stream
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