Re: [dev] Preview window with OOoBean ?

Matthias Benkmann wrote: > I'm developing a Java app that let's the user fill out a form. The > Java app uses this data to create a document in Writer. I would like > to offer the user a preview window that integrates as seemlessly as > possible with the Java app. > > I thought I could use the O

Re: [dev] MS Word with DDE to MS Access

Dear Arthur, Thanks for your remarks.. Arthur Baldwin wrote: [...] Here are my reasons. First, it is impossible to insert individual "database fields" from OO Base in a letter created with OO Writer. [...] I think you are making a mistake and that you can leave MsO 2000 Pro. Pls take a loo

[dev] MS Word with DDE to MS Access

Dear Open Office Team, I desperately need an alternative to using MS Office 2000 Premium in order to do a MailMerge. I wanted so desperately to be able to use Open Office as a replacement for this, but found it impossible to use OpenOffice for this purpose. Here are my reasons. Fir

[dev] Copy To Clipboard

Hi I open a document with Writer and I need to Copy the entire document (with text, tables, images) to the Windows Clipboard using Delphi 7. Can anibody help me?. Thanks.

[dev] ANNOUNCE: tcluno release 0.2

The tcluno team is pleased to announce release 0.2 of tcluno. Tcluno is a set of Tcl packages, which provide acccess to OpenOffice.org using the urp socket interface. Since release 0.1 the C/C++ part has been eliminated and the packages are Tcl only now. One part of the packages (unospection

[dev] Preview window with OOoBean ?

I'm developing a Java app that let's the user fill out a form. The Java app uses this data to create a document in Writer. I would like to offer the user a preview window that integrates as seemlessly as possible with the Java app. I thought I could use the OOoBean for that purpose, however I hav

Re: [dev] wordbook .dic file format

2006/1/30, Thomas Lange <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hi Thomas, thanks for your reply. [snip] > It is to distinguish different file format versions. The whole string is the file version? I thought only the 2 bytes after the first string where some file version infos, but that, of course, wouldn't make

Re: [dev] wordbook .dic file format

Hi, The file format of the files in the share/wordbook/* directories seems to be pretty straightforward. 2 bytes length, then the string. Well, almost. There is also place for the suggested word in case of 'negative' dictionaries. But the very first entry seems to be different: It's 2 bytes