I think i missed out some stuff that i've tried to troubleshoot. Hope this
helps in understanding my problem. Thanks.
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On 08/12/09 07:52, Wei Min Teo wrote:
I've only recently managed to get the sdk to be configured to the VS2008
environment. I tried to get the document loader example to work but it returns
the following error:
Unhandled expcetion at 0x00b8.. Access violation reading location..
at
Hi Stephan,
I'm using Openoffice 3.1 and sdk 3.1 as well. However, it seems like the
connection is fine... the code seems to run well passed that part once i call
WSAStartup().
Date: Wed, 12 Aug 2009 09:16:14 +0200
From: stephan.bergm...@sun.com
To: dev@openoffice.org
Subject: Re: [dev]
On 08/12/09 09:23, Wei Min Teo wrote:
I'm using Openoffice 3.1 and sdk 3.1 as well. However, it seems like the
connection is fine... the code seems to run well passed that part once i call
WSAStartup().
I see. Than I have no idea what causes your second problem.
-Stephan
On 10/08/2009 eric b wrote:
Doing that (reducing/optimizing OOo) is technically extremely
interesting, for a lot of reasons.
OK, I see that OOo4Kids has many more ramifications than what the name
seemed to suggest at first glance, and that you have thoroughly
considered them all.
Thanks for
Hi
I am a native English speaker with Chinese knowledge, I was born in Hong
Kong and went to UK study and work from 1996-2007. I have a perfect
translation skill and currently work as a Java Programmer in a printing
company in Hong Kong region.
Regards
Muno
Konstantin Tokarev wrote:
Hello!
I think every chemist which wants to use Linux faces with one serious problem:
structural formulae cannot be inserted into the text in editable way. Also I
think that only OpenOffice.org can provide this functionality today.
In MS Windows there are many GUI
Hi Konstantin,
On Tuesday, 2009-08-11 15:06:37 +0400, Konstantin Tokarev wrote:
I think every chemist which wants to use Linux faces with one serious
problem: structural formulae cannot be inserted into the text in
editable way. Also I think that only OpenOffice.org can provide this
Hello Konstantin,
On Tuesday 11 August 2009, 08:06, Konstantin Tokarev wrote:
Hello!
I think every chemist which wants to use Linux faces with one serious
problem: structural formulae cannot be inserted into the text in editable
way. Also I think that only OpenOffice.org can provide this
My real need here is: How can I programatically format a scalc cell
It probably could be more easily done with OLE automation, but the
openoffice.org site recommends use of Cli Uno,
and I want to do it the recommended way.
The following code does almost all I want it to:
Starts OOoCalc
Inserts
My need is: How can I programatically format a scalc cell using CLI UNO
It probably could be more easily done with OLE automation, but the
openoffice.org site recommends use of Cli Uno,
and I want to do it the recommended way. I have spent days on this - very
difficult to find documentation.
Hi Ariel,
Thanks for your help.
I have checkout DEV300_m54 and built it successfully.
Thanks
2009/8/11 Ariel Constenla-Haile ariel.constenla.ha...@googlemail.com
Hello huang,
On Tuesday 11 August 2009, 01:24, huang huang wrote:
Hi,
Got OOo's source code from
Hi everyone,
I have built the OOo successfully, and read some development guide, but I am
still not sure whether need to install the built version before debug? Is
there any trick to run the building result without install them, just like
some other simple application?
Hello huang,
On Wednesday 12 August 2009, 23:49, huang huang wrote:
Hi everyone,
I have built the OOo successfully, and read some development guide, but I
am still not sure whether need to install the built version before debug?
Is there any trick to run the building result without install
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