Hi,
Under Debian, apt-get install openoffice.org-gtk openoffice.org-gnome
solved my problem. Thanks Jan.
Is the dependency on java access bridge gone under Windows as well?
Regards, Willem
On Mon, 11 Dec 2006, Bill Haneman wrote:
Hi:
java-access-bridge is not required by recent OpenOffice
Hi Willem,
No, the Java Access Bridge for Windows dependency remains, because we
don't have a supported accessibility API we can use in its place. MSAA
doesn't do (anywhere near) enough. UI Automation isn't here yet, and
imposes a number of difficult requirements (must be a .NET application,
Java access bridge is not required for OOo anymore, since 2.0.2.
Malte.
Willem van der Walt wrote, On 12/11/06 08:41:
Hi,
I do not seem to get any joy from running any open-office applications.
I have checked, again, the GTK_MODULES variable is set correctly after
doing a text-based login.
WvdW == Willem van der Walt [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
WvdW Hi, I do not seem to get any joy from running any open-office
WvdW applications. I have checked, again, the GTK_MODULES variable
WvdW is set correctly after doing a text-based login. I might be
WvdW sitting with an old
Hi:
java-access-bridge is not required by recent OpenOffice versions. I
believe the dependency was phased out nearly a year ago.
You will need to update your gnome-session if you have updated at-spi
from CVS HEAD or the unstable 2.17 Gnome series, however.
HTH
Bill
Jan Buchal wrote:
WvdW
Hello,
if I run OO writer from terminal then OO writer is not accessible. If I
run OO writer from menu then works. Where is problem?
The same situation is with OO attachments in Emacs. They are shows with
OO writer but as non accessible.
Thanks.
--
Jan Buchal
Tel: (00420) 24 24 86 008
Mob:
if I run OO writer from terminal then OO writer is not accessible. If I
run OO writer from menu then works. Where is problem?
Sounds like the GTK_MODULES environment variable might not be set, which
is what is needed to enable accessibility in OOo. The GTK_MODULES value
should be
Willie Walker wrote:
if I run OO writer from terminal then OO writer is not accessible. If I
run OO writer from menu then works. Where is problem?
Sounds like the GTK_MODULES environment variable might not be set, which
is what is needed to enable accessibility in OOo. The GTK_MODULES
WW == Willie Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
if I run OO writer from terminal then OO writer is not
accessible. If I run OO writer from menu then works. Where is
problem?
WW Sounds like the GTK_MODULES environment variable might not be
WW set, which is what is needed to
