RE: Do you have?

2015-09-19 Thread chengangxiong 
when I convert a excel to pdf.DocumentConverter converter = new 
StreamOpenOfficeDocumentConverter(connection);
converter.convert(inputFile, stw, outputFile, pdf);a problem occured on the 
below place.it throws exception conversion failed: input document is null after 
loading and i dont know how to resolve it .and in another server the code runs 
OK. and I cant find the sourcecode of unoil.jar and ridl.jar .so I cant do 
further debug. please help me .thank you very much.private void 
loadAndExport(InputStream inputStream, Map/**/ importOptions, 
OutputStream outputStream, Map/**/ exportOptions) throws 
Exception {
XComponentLoader desktop = openOfficeConnection.getDesktop();

Map/**/ loadProperties = new HashMap();
loadProperties.putAll(getDefaultLoadProperties());
loadProperties.putAll(importOptions);
// doesn't work using InputStreamToXInputStreamAdapter; probably 
because it's not XSeekable 
//property("InputStream", new 
InputStreamToXInputStreamAdapter(inputStream))
loadProperties.put("InputStream", new 
ByteArrayToXInputStreamAdapter(IOUtils.toByteArray(inputStream)));

XComponent document = 
desktop.loadComponentFromURL("private:stream", "_blank", 0, 
toPropertyValues(loadProperties));
if (document == null) {
throw new OpenOfficeException("conversion failed: input document is 
null after loading");
}

refreshDocument(document);

Map/**/ storeProperties = new HashMap();
storeProperties.putAll(exportOptions);
storeProperties.put("OutputStream", new 
OutputStreamToXOutputStreamAdapter(outputStream));

try {
XStorable storable = (XStorable) 
UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XStorable.class, document);
storable.storeToURL("private:stream", 
toPropertyValues(storeProperties));
} finally {
document.dispose();
}
}> From: ian5ki...@btinternet.com
> To: users@openoffice.apache.org
> CC: ian5ki...@btinternet.com
> Subject: Do you have?
> Date: Sat, 19 Sep 2015 22:38:09 +0100
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I have been using Open Office for many years and have recommended you to many 
> people and organisations.
> One function I wish I could find with you is an e-mail program similar to MS 
> Outlook Express.
> 
> If you have one please advise me how to get ti.
> If you do not have one, how about it.
> 
> Best wishes from a fan,
> 
> Ian Kirby.

Re: Do you have?

2015-09-19 Thread James Knott 
On 09/19/2015 05:38 PM, Ian Kirby wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have been using Open Office for many years and have recommended you to many 
> people and organisations.
> One function I wish I could find with you is an e-mail program similar to MS 
> Outlook Express.
>
> If you have one please advise me how to get ti.
> If you do not have one, how about it.
>
>

Many people use Thunderbird.

BTW, I have to use Outlook at work and find it to be a piece of crap,
compared to Thunderbird.


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Do you have?

2015-09-19 Thread Ian Kirby 
Hi,

I have been using Open Office for many years and have recommended you to many 
people and organisations.
One function I wish I could find with you is an e-mail program similar to MS 
Outlook Express.

If you have one please advise me how to get ti.
If you do not have one, how about it.

Best wishes from a fan,

Ian Kirby.

To delete Open Office

2015-09-19 Thread gdthompson 
I prefer Microsoft Word to Open Office which seems to load in preference.
How can I remove this program to revert to Word?

Graham Thompson

RE: To delete Open Office

2015-09-19 Thread chengangxiong 
我不知道你们在干什么。也没有兴趣知道。请不要将相关信息发到我的邮箱地址了。谢谢

> From: dennis.hamil...@acm.org
> To: users@openoffice.apache.org
> CC: gdthomp...@btinternet.com
> Subject: RE: To delete Open Office
> Date: Sat, 19 Sep 2015 08:14:47 -0700
> 
> You can change the default application without uninstalling Apache OpenOffice.
> 
>  1. To uninstall Apache OpenOffice, use the Control Panel and the provision 
> under Programs for uninstalling.
> This may or may not restore the preferences.
> 
>  2. You can change the default preferences for what application opens a file 
> this way.
> Find a .doc file in your File Explorer in Windows.  Right click on the 
> entry.  Choose the Open With ... on the context menu that comes up.  It 
> should give you a list of programs Windows expects might work.  Be sure to 
> check the "Use this program as the default" and select Microsoft Word, which 
> should be listed.
> Do this for all of .docx, .ppt, .pptx, etc., using a file of that kind.  
> 
> If you do not see file extensions (.doc, .ppt, etc) on your version of 
> Windows, you will need to make those visible.  If you specify which version 
> of Microsoft Windows you are running, we can help you about that.
> 
>  - Dennis
> 
> Please reply to .  If I receive a reply directly 
> to me, I take that as permission to forward to users@ as I see fit, where the 
> community can benefit and also contribute to a solution for you.
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: gdthomp...@btinternet.com [mailto:gdthomp...@btinternet.com] 
> Sent: Saturday, September 19, 2015 05:42
> To: users@openoffice.apache.org
> Subject: To delete Open Office
> 
> I prefer Microsoft Word to Open Office which seems to load in preference.
> How can I remove this program to revert to Word?
> 
> Graham Thompson
> 
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RE: To delete Open Office

2015-09-19 Thread Dennis E. Hamilton 
You can change the default application without uninstalling Apache OpenOffice.

 1. To uninstall Apache OpenOffice, use the Control Panel and the provision 
under Programs for uninstalling.
This may or may not restore the preferences.

 2. You can change the default preferences for what application opens a file 
this way.
Find a .doc file in your File Explorer in Windows.  Right click on the 
entry.  Choose the Open With ... on the context menu that comes up.  It should 
give you a list of programs Windows expects might work.  Be sure to check the 
"Use this program as the default" and select Microsoft Word, which should be 
listed.
Do this for all of .docx, .ppt, .pptx, etc., using a file of that kind.  

If you do not see file extensions (.doc, .ppt, etc) on your version of Windows, 
you will need to make those visible.  If you specify which version of Microsoft 
Windows you are running, we can help you about that.

 - Dennis

Please reply to .  If I receive a reply directly 
to me, I take that as permission to forward to users@ as I see fit, where the 
community can benefit and also contribute to a solution for you.

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Sent: Saturday, September 19, 2015 05:42
To: users@openoffice.apache.org
Subject: To delete Open Office

I prefer Microsoft Word to Open Office which seems to load in preference.
How can I remove this program to revert to Word?

Graham Thompson


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Re: To delete Open Office

2015-09-19 Thread Dave Barton 
 Original Message  
From: Dale Erwin
Date: Sat, 19 Sep 2015 10:33:41 -0500

> Just wondering... can MS Office open .odt and other open document files?
> 
> Dale Erwin

Yes, since MSO 2007 SP2, but with a number of deliberately created
incompatibilities and fake error messages. These incompatibilities and
messages vary between different MSO versions .

Dave


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MS Office support for ODF (was RE: To delete Open Office)

2015-09-19 Thread Dennis E. Hamilton 
Starting with Microsoft Office 2007 (SP3 I think), Microsoft Office will open 
ODF 1.1 .odt, .ods, and .odp files.  Also, the Microsoft Office on the Web 
(using OneDrive) and Microsoft OneDrive will take uploads of .odt, .ods, and 
.odp files.  I have opened such files using the Microsoft Office Web 
applications in my browser.  

Each version is better than the next at handling ODF files.  ODF 1.2 support 
appeared in Microsoft Office 2013.  I am told that Microsoft Office 2016, now 
available as a trial application has further improvements.  

Note that Microsoft Office targets compatibility with the ODF specifications.  
That is not the same as compatibility with the OpenOffice support for ODF, so 
it is necessary to experiment.  There are differences in the features each 
supports and also in implementation-defined and implementation-dependent 
handling of options as permitted by the ODF specifications.

 - Dennis

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From: Dale Erwin [mailto:dale.er...@casaerwin.org] 
Sent: Saturday, September 19, 2015 08:34
To: users@openoffice.apache.org
Subject: Re: To delete Open Office

[ ... ]

Just wondering... can MS Office open .odt and other open document files?

Dale Erwin

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Re: MS Office support for ODF (was RE: To delete Open Office)

2015-09-19 Thread Regina Henschel 

Hi,

Microsoft Office cannot open drawings in .odg format. Microsoft Office 
suite has no application like Draw. I don't know, whether any other 
product of Microsoft can open it. Draw is a unique selling point of 
Apache OpenOffice and LibreOffice. It is a pity, that Draw is not 
considered when comparing office suites.


Microsoft Office cannot open Math-documents in .odf format.

Kind regards
Regina

Dennis E. Hamilton schrieb:

Starting with Microsoft Office 2007 (SP3 I think), Microsoft Office will open 
ODF 1.1 .odt, .ods, and .odp files.  Also, the Microsoft Office on the Web 
(using OneDrive) and Microsoft OneDrive will take uploads of .odt, .ods, and 
.odp files.  I have opened such files using the Microsoft Office Web 
applications in my browser.

Each version is better than the next at handling ODF files.  ODF 1.2 support 
appeared in Microsoft Office 2013.  I am told that Microsoft Office 2016, now 
available as a trial application has further improvements.

Note that Microsoft Office targets compatibility with the ODF specifications.  
That is not the same as compatibility with the OpenOffice support for ODF, so 
it is necessary to experiment.  There are differences in the features each 
supports and also in implementation-defined and implementation-dependent 
handling of options as permitted by the ODF specifications.

  - Dennis

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From: Dale Erwin [mailto:dale.er...@casaerwin.org]
Sent: Saturday, September 19, 2015 08:34
To: users@openoffice.apache.org
Subject: Re: To delete Open Office

[ ... ]

Just wondering... can MS Office open .odt and other open document files?

Dale Erwin

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