also, I believe that user fields themselves support
the XRefreshable interface, so you might just try
refreshing the user fields, instead of the whole
document.
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> (Originally posted at
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http://www.oooforum.org/forum/viewtopic.phtml?t=41056)
>
> I'm u
I have had similiar problems with pdfs, but with
chained frames coming out wrong.
By using the refresh, and/or the
xTextDocument.reformat, at strategic locations (for
exampel after an insertcontent) I often have better
results.
--- Tim Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> (Originally posted at
Hi Carsten,
Can you tell me how to pack the files addon,protocolhandler,protocolhandler
implememtation and create the package which can be installed through UNOPKG.
And another doubt can we have a main function inside protocolhandler.javafile
(Originally posted at http://www.oooforum.org/forum/viewtopic.phtml?t=41056)
I'm using OpenOffice 2.0.3 to convert ODT byte streams to PDF from a
servlet.
However, the PDF generation doesn't work correctly unless I introduce a
sleep() between the call to loadComponentFromURL() and storeToURL().
Hi
I have a java class that receive one HTML file as a InputStream. I need to
convert this InputStream to Word Document. Is there any method in OpenOffice
API that allows me to do this?
In this class I have also one method that receive three InputStrem and
should return another inputstream that
Hi aloizio,
just change your font settings in your browser until it looks like the pdf.
Hope that helps,
Christoph
aloizio schrieb:
> Hi Jurgen,
>
>
> If you look carefully you will note that the Font is different.
>
>
> Jürgen Schmidt wrote:
>
>>aloizio wrote:
>>
>>>Hi everyboy,
>>>
>>>I
Hi Jurgen,
If you look carefully you will note that the Font is different.
Jürgen Schmidt wrote:
>
> aloizio wrote:
>> Hi everyboy,
>>
>> I have a complicated problem to solve. I am converting one HTML file into
>> one PDF file. The problem is that the generated PDF document doesn't keep
>>
aloizio wrote:
Hi everyboy,
I have a complicated problem to solve. I am converting one HTML file into
one PDF file. The problem is that the generated PDF document doesn't keep
the text format. You can see this by the attached files, where teste.html is
the origin files and teste.pdf is the desti
aloizio wrote:
I am using Windows XP Professional.
I put all files in eclispe classpath C:\Program Files\OpenOffice.org
2.0\program\classes then it works.
But when I end the system the client machine could not have OpenOffice
installed. What I should do in this case?
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