Hi,
On 2006-06-28, at 23:38 , Devaiah, Naren wrote:
Hi Michael,
How are things going?
I am sure that patch of mine has outlived its usefulness this far out.
I'm not tracking openoffice development atm due to project
pressures so
I dunno what changes have been made thru m173 to prevent the patch
from
applying.
Most probably, somebody stuck the patch into their cws and merged it
into mainstream causing the patch to fail. Just guessing...
Later,
Naren
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fails to apply on m173 w/ ooo-build from CVS
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