Tim Tow wrote:
I have a custom toolbar in my add-in for Calc and have specified the context
for the toolbar buttons, however, some of my customers have reported the
toolbar itself is showing up in Impress and Draw with no buttons. Is it
possible to add a context property to the toolbar itself
Kent Gibson wrote:
I do a lot of add hoc rendering. At one point the user
scrolls around and then renders the document again,
and all I want to do is reset the scrollbars back to
where the user was. I reuse the frame but the document
is getting rerendered.
You can achieve this by listening
Hi all,
on a open document I change the content of some macros by the API with
java. I can see the changes if I open the document macros with the
basic-IDE, but I need to click and insert a white space somewhere
before the changed macro content is noticed by the Basic-Engine.
Here is the snipped
This feature is in 2.0.2
-http://specs.openoffice.org/writer/index.html
but becuase of the hidden PDF I would like to
momentarily stick with 2.0.1, is there any way to
access this feature programmatically in 2.0.1.?
In any case how do I access it programmatically ie
what is the property called?
I fixed two issues in the CWS tbcontrols regarding the context property.
I think your reported problem should be resolved. Extending the Addons
configuration to support a context property at the toolbar itself would be
incompatible. Therefore this can only be added to a new major version.
As
G. Roderick Singleton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Dictionary stuff is all described at
http://lingucomponent.openoffice.org/. For 1.1.x, the spellchecker is
MySpell. You will find an explanation of the structure there as well.
Hunspell is the checker for 2.x
Kent, and others
Yes thats what y meaned, its common (and strange) that some
property-informatiion only can be founded/obtained after you placed
the object in the the document. For some property's (graphics) i had to
enumerate, all graphics, to optain some info from a, individual
graphic.
Fernand Vanrie wrote:
Kent, and others
Yes thats what y meaned, its common (and strange) that some
property-informatiion only can be founded/obtained after you placed
the object in the the document. For some property's (graphics) i had to
enumerate, all graphics, to optain some info
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