[dev] uno controls can not persistence the invisible status

Create a uno control in Calc, and make it invisible by Basic, Save the docuemnt, and then reload it, the uno control still visible. This because ODF do not support this property. does we have any plan for supporting this feature? Thanks Jiao Jianhua -- \* Study... */

[dev] Code to print only selected sheets

Decided to post here too... ...So i have this code... Dim oPropertyValue(0) as New com.sun.star.beans.PropertyValue oDoc = ThisComponent oPropertyValue(0).Name = Print only selected sheets : oPropertyValue(0).Value = True oDoc.Print(oPropertyValue()) ...Which should print only the selected

Re: [dev] WRITE - CALC API

Cor Nouws wrote: Hi Cristian, Hi Cristian, Cristian Galinelli wrote (26-3-2008 22:24) I Need use some API from OpenOffice. Where can I Find some samples in C++, VB o Harbour. It will be helpfull to visit (and a bit more than that) these pages: http://api.openoffice.org/

Re: [dev] uno controls can not persistence the invisible status

Hello Jianhua, Create a uno control in Calc, and make it invisible by Basic, Save the docuemnt, and then reload it, the uno control still visible. This because ODF do not support this property. does we have any plan for supporting this feature? No plans. Note that for consistency, one

Re: [dev] Selecting Output Bin When Printing

Hi Cor, Cor Nouws wrote: Hi John, Grover Blue wrote (26-3-2008 18:29) Does anyone know how to select the output bin/tray when printing an OOo document from Java? I know how to select the input tray; PrinterPaperTray is being used. [...] I use the same method from OOo Basic.

[dev] Permission to Insert the OpenOffice logo on the cover of book

hi, I am writing a book about macros for Openoffice.org - Calc and I would like know if I may to obtain permission to Insert the OpenOffice logo on the cover of my book. The writing is over, I would like a quick answer, please Thank you for atention. Tarcízio da Rocha From Brasil

[dev] Re: [marketing] Our New Look

Hi, thanks also from my side. The new looks great and from what I've seen, the transition went smoothly. :-) Florian - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [dev] Selecting Output Bin When Printing

Hi Mathias, Mathias Bauer wrote (27-3-2008 11:12) Cor Nouws wrote: I understood that there ain't no API to access File|PrintSetup. Hopefully for you. I'm wrong ;-) Some printer attributes can bet set via XPrintable::setPrinter(), they are described in com.sun.star.view.PrinterDescriptor:

Re: [dev] Selecting Output Bin When Printing

I want to thank everyone for your help, especially for filing the issue. Is there any way to subscribe to issue in order to track their progress? On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 7:00 AM, Cor Nouws [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Mathias, Mathias Bauer wrote (27-3-2008 11:12) Cor Nouws wrote: I

Re: [dev] Selecting Output Bin When Printing

Hi John, Grover Blue wrote (27-3-2008 15:20) I want to thank everyone for your help, especially for filing the issue. Is there any way to subscribe to issue in order to track their progress? Thanks. As you can read here (1), it is necessary to register first. Once done that, log in, go to

Re: [dev] Selecting Output Bin When Printing

Hi there! Grover Blue wrote: I want to thank everyone for your help, especially for filing the issue. Is there any way to subscribe to issue in order to track their progress? Log in to OpenOffice.org with your OpenOffice.org account ( if you do not already have one register as a new user

[dev] developing with Windows

I cannot seem to find any documentation on developing openoffice using windows. Also I am using dev-c++(gcc.) Any help would be appreciated.

[dev] Re: Our New Look

On 2008-03-26 11:42 PM, Louis Suarez-Potts wrote: Tonight, we launched a new look. It is simpler and more effective--easier to find things, including the download button, support, information and other material users and developers want--and it also looks good. The styling changes affect quite

Re: [dev] developing with Windows

Hi Kevin, On Thursday 27 of March 2008, Kevin wrote: I cannot seem to find any documentation on developing openoffice using windows. Also I am using dev-c++(gcc.) Any help would be appreciated. I guess you can start here: http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Windows For the more general

Re: [dev] Selecting Output Bin When Printing

Cor Nouws wrote (27-3-2008 13:00) Hi Mathias, Mathias Bauer wrote (27-3-2008 11:12) Cor Nouws wrote: I understood that there ain't no API to access File|PrintSetup. Hopefully for you. I'm wrong ;-) Some printer attributes can bet set via XPrintable::setPrinter(), they are described in

[dev] Import settings from OOo 2.x into OOo 3.0

Hello, I hope this is the right list for such question. I am testing OOo DEV300_m4 and it created, quite rightly a .openoffice.org3 directory. Can I just copy and across my .openoffice.org2/user directory contents or am I going to mess up some new settings? Actually all I need (I think) is: -

Re: [dev] developing with Windows

Yes... I´m try to use api and can´t find some samples. The world is more than java. but I use Xharbour (like C++) with win and linux. Atte CDG -- From: Kevin [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, March 27, 2008 4:22 PM To: dev@openoffice.org

Re: [dev] developing with Windows

Perhaps c++ can be made to tie in with it if it doesn't already. - Original Message - From: Cristian Galinelli [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: dev@openoffice.org Sent: Thursday, March 27, 2008 6:04 PM Subject: Re: [dev] developing with Windows Yes... I´m try to use api and can´t find some

[dev] Re: Selecting Output Bin When Printing

Cor Nouws wrote: Hmm, now I remember another thing I missed: finding the available printers through API, as they can be found in File|PrintSetup. I guess that another service is, or should be, involved. Cor Hi Cor, Try c.s.s.awt.XPrinterServer.getPrinterNames()

Re: [dev] developing with Windows

Hola Cristian! Cristian Galinelli escribió: Yes... I´m try to use api and can´t find some samples. The world is more than java. but with the UNO C++ API you can Write Once, Build Anywhere OOo API is designed to be language independent, which means there are different language bindings for