[discuss] use if-function in tables in text document

[Architekt Bernhard Oberrauch]

it would be nice to use the use if-function in tables in text document, 
in order to construct more complex functions
as an alternative it would be nice to incorporate better 
spreadsheet-documents into the text documents connectting the resuls 
from the spreatsheet to simple tables or text (references).

The programm "Ragtime" could be a good example of what I mean.
with best wishes,
Bernhard

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[discuss] Free viewer for OpenDocument, TextMaker, Microsoft Word, and RTF

[Martin Kotulla (SoftMaker)]

Just a quick note that we have released a free document viewer that lets 
users open, view, and print documents in OpenDocument (.odt), 
OpenOffice.org/StarOffice (.sxw), TextMaker (.tmd), Microsoft Word 
(.doc) and RTF (.rtf) format:


http://www.officeviewers.com

TextMaker Viewer is based on the technology of TextMaker 2006. The 
viewer is a free download and can be freely distributed.


I am very interested in your feedback.

Martin Kotulla
SoftMaker Software GmbH

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Re: [discuss] Free viewer for OpenDocument, TextMaker, Microsoft Word, and RTF

[Lars D . Noodén]

It's an interesting idea, but I only see a link to a Windows version.  If 
you can point to a binary for linux or OS X, then I'd take a look.  I 
notice Works is not on the list of formats, nor is WordPerfect.


Did you use GTK+ or Qt to make the viewer?
-Lars

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Re: [discuss] use if-function in tables in text document

[Bernd Eilers]

Hi there!

Architekt Bernhard Oberrauch wrote:
it would be nice to use the use if-function in tables in text document, 
in order to construct more complex functions
as an alternative it would be nice to incorporate better 
spreadsheet-documents into the text documents connectting the resuls 
from the spreatsheet to simple tables or text (references).


What about just using Insert->Object->OLE Object->"StarOffice 
SpreadSheet" in your textdocument. That´s the way to "incorporate" 
spreadsheets into textdocuments.



The programm "Ragtime" could be a good example of what I mean.
with best wishes,
Bernhard



Kind regards,
Bernd

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Re: [discuss] Free viewer for OpenDocument, TextMaker, Microsoft Word, and RTF

[Martin Kotulla (SoftMaker)]

Lars D. Noodén schrieb:

It's an interesting idea, but I only see a link to a Windows version.  
If you can point to a binary for linux or OS X, then I'd take a look.  
I notice Works is not on the list of formats, nor is WordPerfect.


Did you use GTK+ or Qt to make the viewer?
-Lars

A version for Linux and FreeBSD is in the works, but none yet for OS X. 
The latter is on our longer-range timetable, though.


Writing really good filters is a huge amount of work. That's why we 
prioritized .doc, .odt and .sxw.


The viewer is based on our own (in-house) class library/GUI toolkit.

Best,

-mk

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Re: [discuss] Free viewer for OpenDocument, TextMaker, Microsoft Word, and RTF

[Pavel Janík]

   From: "Martin Kotulla (SoftMaker)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
   Date: Wed, 12 Jul 2006 13:21:21 +0200

   > TextMaker Viewer is based on the technology of TextMaker 2006. The 
   > viewer is a free download and can be freely distributed.

And can it be also freely modified?

Can it be distributed when modified?

Do I have to publish the changes when distributing it modified?
-- 
Pavel Janík

Emacs is not a religion, even if it is a way of life for some of us.
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Re: [discuss] Free viewer for OpenDocument, TextMaker, Microsoft Word, and RTF

[Martin Kotulla (SoftMaker)]

Pavel Janík schrieb:


  From: "Martin Kotulla (SoftMaker)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
  Date: Wed, 12 Jul 2006 13:21:21 +0200

  > TextMaker Viewer is based on the technology of TextMaker 2006. The 
  > viewer is a free download and can be freely distributed.


And can it be also freely modified?

Can it be distributed when modified?

Do I have to publish the changes when distributing it modified?
 


No. It can be freely distributed, but it's not open source software.

Best,

-mk

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Re: [discuss] Free viewer for OpenDocument, TextMaker, Microsoft Word, and RTF

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Martin Kotulla (SoftMaker) wrote:
Just a quick note that we have released a free document viewer that 
lets users open, view, and print documents in OpenDocument (.odt), 
OpenOffice.org/StarOffice (.sxw), TextMaker (.tmd), Microsoft Word 
(.doc) and RTF (.rtf) format:


http://www.officeviewers.com

TextMaker Viewer is based on the technology of TextMaker 2006. The 
viewer is a free download and can be freely distributed.


I am very interested in your feedback.

Martin Kotulla
SoftMaker Software GmbH

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Can it be seamlessly integrated into FireFox/IE browsers or as a plugin.

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Re: [discuss] Free viewer for OpenDocument, TextMaker, Microsoft Word, and RTF

[Martin Kotulla (SoftMaker)]

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Can it be seamlessly integrated into FireFox/IE browsers or as a plugin.

You can associate .doc or .odt files with it. When you click on such a 
link, TextMaker Viewer will start and load the file -- in a separate 
window, however.


Best,

-mk

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Re: [discuss] Native port of OO to Mac OS X

[Daniel Kasak]

Phillip Bruce wrote:
> Chad Smith wrote:
>> Try NeoOffice - http://www.neooffice.org
>>
>> On 7/10/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>>
>>> Dear Sir or Madam of OpenOffice.org,
>>>
>>> Please, Please port the OO at last fully native (Universal) to Mac OS
>>> X without the abashment start of X11 and with the Mac OS X like GUI.
>>>
>>> Thank you.
>>>
>>> Kind regards - Mawe
> I have to agree, There's no sense in that. Just another window and
> screen to manage.

Unless you use the option to hide the X server window and allow OS X to
manage X clients. You can even get X clients to appear as normal apps in
the dock. Try to research your stuff.

-- 
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NUS Consulting Group
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[discuss] Google backs OpenDocument format

[Louis Suarez-Potts]

Hi all,

Not just interesting but cool :-)


http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do? 
command=viewArticleBasic&articleId=9001713



FWIW, OOo is represented on the ODF Alliance by me. And I contacted  
Google a while ago on this issue though I cannot claim credit for  
persuading them.


Ciao,

Louis

[discuss] New Developer Article Contest Winner!

[Louis Suarez-Potts]

All,

We have a new Developer Article Contest Winner: Kohei Yoshida

"Hacking Calc--The First Step," by Kohei Yoshida, has won June's  
contest. As have the other winners before him, Kohei Yoshida wins USD  
$750 and international fame. It's merited: "Hacking Calc" is  
important reading for any developer wanting to work with Calc, extend  
its functionality or fix a bug. To read it, go to:


* Hacking Calc: 


* Developer Article Contest Rules: wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/ 
OpenOffice.org_Developer_Article_Contest>


Congratulations!

And don't hesitate to send in articles for July's contest! ;-)

The OpenOffice.org Team

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