Hallo,
HOw can I find out the Current ScreenSize of o Window XP box using the
OO-api and starbasic ?
Thanks for any hint
Fernand
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Hallo again,
Recantly i experienced that the Model and the Control of an dialog
ellement have different sizes
more: when setting the userGUI scaling to 100% then the ratio between
Model and Control is
1.95 for the Vertical dimensions
1.62 for the Horizontal dimensions
This ratio's
Hi Fernand,
Alle 11:11, giovedì 12 luglio 2007, Fernand Vanrie ha scritto:
Hallo again,
Recantly i experienced that the Model and the Control of an dialog
ellement have different sizes
more: when setting the userGUI scaling to 100% then the ratio between
Model and Control is
1.95 for
Paolo Mantovani wrote:
Hi Fernand,
Alle 11:11, giovedì 12 luglio 2007, Fernand Vanrie ha scritto:
Hallo again,
Recantly i experienced that the Model and the Control of an dialog
ellement have different sizes
more: when setting the userGUI scaling to 100% then the ratio between
Model and
If the property is named ParaChapterNumberingLevel when accessed from
Basic, it should have the same name when accessed from Java.
Thank you very much, this seems to have sorted it out
I used NumberingLevel because the API documentation seems to refer
to that, rather than
Hallo,
HOw can I find out the Current ScreenSize of o Window XP box using the
OO-api and starbasic ?
Thanks for any hint
ok: found a solution miself
awttoolkit.getdesktopwindow always gives null object so: useless
a workaround at condition the OO-aplication is diplayed at full screen sie:
Have you thought of using the DispatchHelper api ?
Something like (in basic):
dim args(1) as new com.sun.star.beans.PropertyValue
args(0).Name = Template
args(0).Value = Default
args(1).Name = Family
args(1).Value = 2
dispatcher.executeDispatch(document, .uno:StyleApply, , 0, args())
On
Have you thought of using the DispatchHelper api ?
Something like (in basic):
dim args(1) as new com.sun.star.beans.PropertyValue
args(0).Name = Template
args(0).Value = Default
args(1).Name = Family
args(1).Value = 2
dispatcher.executeDispatch(document, .uno:StyleApply, , 0, args())
ashok _ wrote:
Have you thought of using the DispatchHelper api ?
Something like (in basic):
dim args(1) as new com.sun.star.beans.PropertyValue
args(0).Name = Template
args(0).Value = Default
args(1).Name = Family
args(1).Value = 2
dispatcher.executeDispatch(document, .uno:StyleApply, , 0,
Hi all
in java
i want to import a graphic in a draw document
seems to work but the only problem is that it is 100 height width, no
matter the original size
how can i have my image imported with the correct proportion size so
that i can select it (to export it)
here is a snippet of where
Hi,
I have a problem regarding the use of TextFields in Writer.
I create a XDependentTextField and set the name and content of it. Then
I insert it into a table.
When I want to read the information, I have some difficulties. I got the
XCell of the table and
out of this I want to get the
Fernand Vanrie napisał(a):
you can also use *setAllPropertiesToDefault*(); as a direct change to
the selctect text
Thanks for the hint -- that set me in the right direction. I just want
the character style set to default, so the actual call I need is:
From: Rony G. Flatscher [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: dev@api.openoffice.org
To: dev@api.openoffice.org
Subject: Re: [api-dev] Is there an example for packaging macros as an
extension somewhere ?
Date: Wed, 11 Jul 2007 18:50:40 +0200
Hi Laurent,
Laurent Godard wrote:
As other macros than
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