Francis Jones wrote: > Peter Eberlein wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> Tom Schindl schrieb: >> >>> Hi, >>> >>> if you don't show us the error you are getting we are lost. But if need >>> a example of how one can convert documents this codesnippet does exactly >>> that. You simply have to code the loop fetching all documents in a given >>> directory. >>> >>> http://codesnippets.services.openoffice.org/Office/Office.ConvertDocuments.snip >>> >>> >>> Tom >>> >> There's a bug in 2.0.2 which prevents converting in hidden modus. >> Change the load property to hidden=false and it will work. >> >> Peter >> >> --------------------------------------------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> > Hi Tom, Peter > > Sorry to not have given an error message --- it's just that I had tried > quite a few different macros and they gave various different errors. So > I thought it would just be confusing and so opted for the "does anyone > have something that works" approach. > > By the way, in my debugging of this (which is done on a WinXP system > with OOO 2.0.2, as well as yesterday's snapshot) I noticed that the > function ConvertToURL is a bit weird. > > If I give it a filename like "C:\tmp\test\1234.odt", then it produces as > a URL "file:///C:/tmp/test/1234.odt". >
That's correct: file:// ... the protocol part / ... root of your filesystem > Is that right? There are 3 slashes after "file:"; I had thought it > should be "file://C:/tmp/test/1234.odt" This would mean realtive from your actual position which might work on win32 where you have drives but not on *NIX. Tom
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