2011/7/19 Fernand Vanrie :
> Andor,
>
> Yes you can do it , using the "connection provider"or using the UCB".
> Go to the OpenOffice unofficial forum and try "http" or "https" and you will
> find some code you can use to acces a website adress.
> Gave also look a some Translater extentions, they us
Andor,
Yes you can do it , using the "connection provider"or using the UCB".
Go to the OpenOffice unofficial forum and try "http" or "https" and you
will find some code you can use to acces a website adress.
Gave also look a some Translater extentions, they use Google Translate
and send and get
Not that I am aware of. The Basic IDE is woefully oldfashioned .
Greetings
eymux
On Sat, Jul 16, 2011 at 5:34 PM, Johnny Rosenberg
wrote:
> Is it possible with the OpenOffice.org BASIC IDE to access a web site,
> login, copy some text to the clipboard, and then logout?
> Any hints?
>
>
> Kind r
Wow Johnny, you sure do get around :-)
On 07/16/2011 11:34 AM, Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
Is it possible with the OpenOffice.org BASIC IDE to access a web site,
login, copy some text to the clipboard, and then logout?
Any hints?
I have seen examples using Calc using tricks similar to these:
http
