this is the error I get when I try to open and exel doc or spreadsheet (which
used to work for me)... I've tried the Run as Administrator and that doesn't
work either... HELP!!
Please
Thanks
Linda
when I try to open an excel program (which I used to be able to do) I get an
error message saying The requested operation requires elevation.. I have
tried to Run as Administrator and that, too, does not work. HELP!
Dear Laurent,
Crivello, Laurent wrote (29-4-2009 10:53)
I am currently trying to change the page size of every page in my writer
document, to a single size.
However my code only changes it for the first page. How to apply it to the
whole document ?
There is nothing wrong with your code.
It
Dear All,
I am currently trying to change the page size of every page in my writer
document, to a single size.
However my code only changes it for the first page. How to apply it to the
whole document ?
Here is the code I use:
controller=doc.getCurrentController()
Stephan Bergmann wrote:
On 04/28/09 14:27, Thorsten Behrens wrote:
well, Win32 is only one platform, and experience tells that in
general, c++ extension *do* break between releases. But you're
right, that's not necessarily caused by ABI changes in the strict
meaning of the word, a case in
Hi,
I use OpenSuSE 10.2, kernel 2.6.18.2. I have OpenOffice3.org and
OpenOffice.org SDK version is 3.0. My OOImpress presentation has 7 slides in
all. I want to save each of the 7 slides as different OOImpress
presentations in different files. For, example, Slide 1 in the original
presentation
... unsure where to start, seems I missed some mails ...
Let me briefly sort my thoughts:
- We (OOo) do provide APIs (Uno, C/C++, Java, BASIC etc.) more or less
for modularizing / unitizing OOo.
- We do regard some of these APIs to be for internal use only, while
others are available for
Hello!
I've got a Problem with the registration of my Event-Handler since I installed
OpenOffice.org 3.
My Basic script to register my simple Eventhandler seems to be obsolete and I
dont find the correct fix for this.
I only want to capture the Close of my Document to sent a message to my
Mathias Bauer wrote:
well, Win32 is only one platform,
:-) It's the platform of the overwhelming majority of our users.
Hi Mathias,
well, the question of *how* overwhelming the majority is, that's
indeed interesting (though largely off-topic here, I fear) - what
might be the number of
Kay Ramme - Sun Germany - Hamburg wrote (29-4-2009 12:31)
... unsure where to start, seems I missed some mails ...
I did not read much of this thread, but ..
[...] This means also that we can expect the
maintainer to adapt the code to any (reasonably) changing APIs.
This sounds completely
Hi Alex,
According to the IDL documentation, XEventListener is deprecated.
Use (still unpublished) XDocumentEventListener.
http://api.openoffice.org/docs/common/ref/com/sun/star/document/XDocumentEventListener.html
Regards
Bernard
Message de Alex P date 2009-04-29 12:37 :
Hello!
I've got a
Hi Thorsten,
as a general preface, let me say that I agree to Jürgen that we should
separate UNO API incompatibility from UDK API incompatibility. While I
think that some ideas can be applied to both, my gut feeling is that
both topics are too different to be discussed together.
preface II:
Hi Thorsten,
I buy that. But as I said elsewhere, in my book there's a
fundamental difference between c++ extensions and e.g. Java- or
Python-based ones: it is *much* easier to break compatibility for
c++ extensions, and handling them suck when dealing with
cross-platform extensions. Given
Hi Thorsten,
well, Win32 is only one platform, and experience tells that in
general, c++ extension *do* break between releases. But you're
right, that's not necessarily caused by ABI changes in the strict
meaning of the word, a case in point is the 3 layer OOo rework.
Hu?
Hi Bernard, Alex,
com::sun::star::lang::XEventListener is not deprecated.
The problem looks to be that the document implements two
addEventListener() methods that differ only by the type of the
provided argument. You need the one that gets
com::sun::star::lang::XEventListener.
If I am not
Frank Schönheit - Sun Microsystems Germany wrote:
[lots of valid points]
Hi Frank, no disagreement whatsoever.
Who decides?
Difficult ... Having a gatekeeper (or multiple fatekeepers) does not
really sounds feasible. I would hope that discussing the changes in
public until a consensus is
Frank Schönheit - Sun Microsystems Germany wrote:
oh, I was under the impression the author is referring to c++ - so
then, it's Java? Should we add Java to the list of fragile
extension implementations as well? ;)
Not sure you're doing the topic a good with this
The mentioned
Hi Alex,
com::sun::star::lang::XEventListener is not deprecated.
The problem looks to be that the document implements two
addEventListener() methods that differ only by the type of the
provided argument. You need the one that gets
com::sun::star::lang::XEventListener.
If I am not wrong
Message de Mikhail Voytenko date 2009-04-29 15:00 :
Hi Bernard, Alex,
com::sun::star::lang::XEventListener is not deprecated.
The problem looks to be that the document implements two
addEventListener() methods that differ only by the type of the
provided argument. You need the one that gets
Hi to all,
i found a problem if i try to save a file (open with OpenOffice 3.0) as
.rtf, the numeric or dot list are not preserved
(In OpenOffice 2.0 i don't have any problems about this).
Any suggest for me??
Thanks to all
Regards
~~
That is the error. You didn't include it in the email.
On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 5:55 PM, Linda Gehan jlb.1...@yahoo.com wrote:
this is the error I get when I try to open and exel doc or spreadsheet
(which used to work for me)... I've tried the Run as Administrator and
that doesn't work
Hi Thorsten,
Who decides?
Difficult ... Having a gatekeeper (or multiple fatekeepers) does not
really sounds feasible. I would hope that discussing the changes in
public until a consensus is reached would work out.
Uh, well. While I appreciate striving for consent, this tends to not
work
Hi,
From some threads in the mail archive, I reed it is possible to replace
a uno function by one you define yourself.
But the example(s) I find are about a component written in Java.
Is it possible to do replace UNO:Paste also in OOo-Basic?
I think that the devGuide [1] shows the theory, but
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