Hello Our Java application uses an embedded instance of an OpenOffice document in a 3-inch by 4-inch window for the taking of classified ads in wysiwyg mode; we operate the window at 150% zoom and interact with it via XInterfaces and a Uno bridge. The rest of the GUI real estate is consumed by the controls for the parameters of the classified ad (the text manager is in fact just one of several tabs).
Is there any way to control (reduce actually) the width of the grey border to the Top and Left of the text editing window. This is not the equivalent of the M$-Word 'normal-mode' nor of the OO 'online-view' as neither of these are wysiwyg. There seems to be no compelling reason for the OO presentation to consume half to three-fourths of an inch of valuable space in our viewport; yet there seems to be no way to manage this - or have I missed something? Thanx John Sisson --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
