[dev] pdf links not working on developers website
Hi, I tried downloading the pdf or the odt version on the documentation from the wiki site (one link example below), but they are linked to html files. If it was working it would be very nice to have in my ipod/ipad or even printing. Sorry if I am emailing this to the wrong department. http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/DevGuide/Extensions/Extensions thanks Thupten Choephel
Re: [dev] Editing MS word documents with Java using UNO API
Hello Steve, On Thursday 20 May 2010, 23:26, Steve Hodgson wrote: > Hi All, > > Background: > - MS Word documents are transferred to a UNIX server where we plan to use > OpenOffice 3.2.0 and JODConverter to transform them to PDFs. We have > prototyped this successfully. > > Requirement: > - We need to make changes to those documents before we convert them to PDF > (unless anyone can convince me that it is easier to operate on the PDF). > Specifically, we need to insert some graphics into the otherwise blank > header and footer on the first page. > > Our first thoughts are that we can use the UNO API to do this > programmatically in Java. Can we effectively open the MS Word document in > OpenOffice and use the API to do what we want. in short: yes, you can. You simply load the Word document, manipulate it as needed, and then export it to PDF. This and similar questions are better posted to d...@api.openoffice.org You're welcome to join the mailing list; to subscribe to the list, send a message to: dev-subscr...@api.openoffice.org Regards -- Ariel Constenla-Haile La Plata, Argentina signature.asc Description: This is a digitally signed message part.
[dev] Editing MS word documents with Java using UNO API
Hi All, Background: - MS Word documents are transferred to a UNIX server where we plan to use OpenOffice 3.2.0 and JODConverter to transform them to PDFs. We have prototyped this successfully. Requirement: - We need to make changes to those documents before we convert them to PDF (unless anyone can convince me that it is easier to operate on the PDF). Specifically, we need to insert some graphics into the otherwise blank header and footer on the first page. Our first thoughts are that we can use the UNO API to do this programmatically in Java. Can we effectively open the MS Word document in OpenOffice and use the API to do what we want. Has anyone any experience with this? Alternatively, maybe we could use other (scripting?) features of OpenOffice to do what we want. However, I'm less sure about how we would run these in a server environment. Please note that this is all happening on a server install of OpenOffice and client side is not an option. Cheers, Steve The information contained in this email is privileged and confidential and intended for the addressee only. If you are not the intended recipient, please respect that confidentiality and do not disclose, copy or make use of its contents. If received in error, please destroy this email and contact the sender immediately. Thank you.
[dev] Re: [ux-discuss] i47600 - action needed
- "Thorsten Behrens" a écrit :
> Camille Moulin wrote:
> > //UNUSED2009-05 void ScDocument::SetPrintRange( SCTAB nTab, const
> > ScRange& rNew )
> > //UNUSED2009-05 {
> > //UNUSED2009-05 if (ValidTab(nTab) && pTab[nTab])
> > //UNUSED2009-05 pTab[nTab]->SetPrintRange( rNew );
> > //UNUSED2009-05 }
> >
> Ugh. Why are we still doing _this_ kind of thing? Surely this can be
> retrieved from the $DSCM? For git, the 'pickaxe' is the tool du jour
> to find commits adding or removing (patterns of) code.
Please note that I used an old version of the source code (from a few months
ago) because I didn't want to wait the time it takes to do a full build with a
proper and up to date version of the code.
So maybe the problem is already solved.
Best,
Camille
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[dev] Re: [ux-discuss] i47600 - action needed
On 05/20/10 10:08, Thorsten Behrens wrote:
Camille Moulin wrote:
//UNUSED2009-05 void ScDocument::SetPrintRange( SCTAB nTab, const
ScRange& rNew )
//UNUSED2009-05 {
//UNUSED2009-05 if (ValidTab(nTab) && pTab[nTab])
//UNUSED2009-05 pTab[nTab]->SetPrintRange( rNew );
//UNUSED2009-05 }
Ugh. Why are we still doing _this_ kind of thing? Surely this can be
retrieved from the $DSCM? For git, the 'pickaxe' is the tool du jour
to find commits adding or removing (patterns of) code.
This was done for the output of Caolan's callcatcher runs. It's a
compromise between not including the unused code, and not blindly
removing it without understanding why it was there in the first place.
Niklas
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[dev] Re: [ux-discuss] i47600 - action needed
Camille Moulin wrote:
> //UNUSED2009-05 void ScDocument::SetPrintRange( SCTAB nTab, const
> ScRange& rNew )
> //UNUSED2009-05 {
> //UNUSED2009-05 if (ValidTab(nTab) && pTab[nTab])
> //UNUSED2009-05 pTab[nTab]->SetPrintRange( rNew );
> //UNUSED2009-05 }
>
Ugh. Why are we still doing _this_ kind of thing? Surely this can be
retrieved from the $DSCM? For git, the 'pickaxe' is the tool du jour
to find commits adding or removing (patterns of) code.
Cheers,
-- Thorsten
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[dev] RTF Italic/Bold Problem
Dear All, We are using OOO310_m19 build and we are working with .RTF format. We have a problem in rtf format. Problem: we have medical rtf documents it contains headers, footers and bookmarks, some times when we opened these rtf documents into Windows office 2000 it shows entire document as italic/bold but open office shows normal. Which files we have to modify for solve this problem. Please give to us your suggestions regarding this. Thank you & Regards Meddictate - To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@openoffice.org For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@openoffice.org
