Harold Fuchs wrote:
>> I would like to make a simple table which contains two rows, one with
>> a name, the other with a telefon number, more smooth to use.
>>
>> Each part of a name/number pair should appear as a hyperlink with the
>> URI-handler "tel:".
>>
>> In HTML it would look like that:
>> <a href="tel:08001507090">Railway Information</a>
>> <a href="tel:08001507090">08001507090</a>
> 1. Put the telephone number in A1 *as text* (on entry, precede the number
> with a single quote to maintain its leading zeroes etc.)
> 2. Put the "name" ("Railway Information" in your first example) in B1
> 3. Put the formula =HYPERLINK("tel:"&A1;B1) in C1.
Thanks for this helpful hint. :)
I modified it a little to get the complete table Cn-Dn:
C1=HYPERLINK("tel:"&A1;A1)
D1=HYPERLINK("tel:"&A1;B1)
In a browser one could see the target of link inside the statusbar.
Is there any way to view the target of a link inside openoffice while
hovering a link?
> Of course clicking this link doesn't buy you much. This is true with Firefox
> and with IE6.
I installed the software VoIPdial
http://www.martin-dehler.de/voip/voipdial/voipdial.htm (German
language) to make any browser (FF or IE) be able to interpret links
like
<a href="tel:08001507090">Foo Bar</a>
on a web page correctly:
It will dial the number and I could take up my telephone.
That's extremly comfortable.
Background information:
In the Windows registry VoIPdial enters a key
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\tel\shell\open\command
C:\Programme\VoIPdial\VoIPdial_Dialer.exe "%1"
> OpenOffice doesn't seem to understand the tel: protocol
Openoffice should only, that is my wish, behave like FF or IE.
I like to know, if that is possible with OOo.
> Please explain the "tel:" protocol and how it may be used; it sounds
> interesting.
"tel:" is an official URI-handler:
http://www.iana.org/assignments/uri-schemes.html
http://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc3966.txt
Gruß, Andreas
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