Hi Drew,
>> Errrm, logically, it shouldn't run the macros. Ideally, you would
>> get a message telling you that macros have been deactivated or that
>> you don't have the rights to run MyMacro etc, but wait, let me
>> guess, OOo just crashes without warning ? Or better still, it runs
>> the macro
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Hi,
first of all: Andrey, *if* you update the code, please leave the conditionals
in makefile.mk for SYSTEM_MYSQL intact. i.e. just not copy your new stuff based
on the old one over. thanks. :-(
I readded it.
I also (temporarily) added a MYSQL_LIB+=-l
Alex Thurgood wrote:
Errrm, logically, it shouldn't run the macros. Ideally, you would get a message
telling you that macros have been deactivated or that you don't have the rights
to run MyMacro etc, but wait, let me guess, OOo just crashes without warning ?
Or better still, it runs the macro
Errrm, logically, it shouldn't run the macros. Ideally, you would get a message
telling you that macros have been deactivated or that you don't have the rights
to run MyMacro etc, but wait, let me guess, OOo just crashes without warning ?
Or better still, it runs the macros regardless ? ;-)
Ale
Here is the scenario -
You have downloaded OpenOffice.org 3.1.
You installed the Switchboard extension.
You created a Base database file setting.
Developed your embedded scripts to handle the business logic in your
database.
Used Switchboard to generate your opening screen.
Carefully crafted yo
