Martin Fox wrote:
needed! But for those of us still with OOo1.1.4, Writerperfect is super - albeit a little trickier to get going under Linux than Windows (having spent 3 hours last night in the attempt.... ;-) )
Oups, I just realized that we did not include the filter's build instructions in the tarball. Here they are for other adventurers :-) :
======================================================================= Prerequisites:
1. A working OpenOffice installation (1.1). 2. A working SDK, built against your OpenOffice installation. 3. A build environment compatible with your OpenOffice.org installation.
I have tested this with Ximian OpenOffice.org 1.1 on RedHat 9, using a hacked-up odk.
It seems to work for me.
Steps:
1. Install OpenOffice. :-)
2. Install libgsf and libwpd (if you don't have it already, you can get it from http://libwpd.sourceforge.net).
3. Untar/unzip your sdk somewhere sensible.
4. Set up your SDK using 'configure'. Set 'auto-deploy' to YES.
Run 'setsdkenv_unix'.
5. Go into the writerfilter directory, type 'make'.
That's it. The filter should be installed automatically.
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