Entered as Issue 52527
Frank Schönheit - Sun Microsystems Germany wrote:
Hi Andrew,
If this should be entered as an Issue I will do so but would this be a
defect or an enhancement?
It's a defect. Macro security should apply on document level, and the
"document" in this scenario is t
Hi Andrew,
> If this should be entered as an Issue I will do so but would this be a
> defect or an enhancement?
It's a defect. Macro security should apply on document level, and the
"document" in this scenario is the database, not the form. Thus, the
user shouldn't be bothered with the macro que
I believe I was not as clear as I could have been.
First - this is regarding OOo 1.9.118.
Here is the a scenario, that shows the problem.
Go into Options -> Security ->Macro Security-> set level to Very High
Trusted Sources and enter as a trusted location.
Store a OOoBase Database file in , c
I am not very sure, but I think there is some standard out there
restricting macros in office documents to be executed without asking
the user if he gives the permission or not. At least that's what I
heard some time ago.
2005/7/26, Andrew Jensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> When I attach a macro module
When I attach a macro module to an embedded database form there seems to
be no way to tell the macro security function to allow the form to be
opened without asking if I should 'enable' or 'disable' the macros.
Well, there is one way set the macro security option to 'LOW' and this
is not an acc
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I have a line I tried to use:
xPSetNetidTextBox.setPropertyValue("MaxTextLen", new Integer(12));
I get com.sun.star.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Unable to conver the
given value for the property MaxTextLen
How do I set the max length for
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Hi,
a few minutes ago I fixed
http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=51387 in cws
configure11.
The straight forward way was just to increase the Gtk+ build requirement
checked by configure to >= 2.4. The other way would have been to split
t
On Tuesday 26 July 2005 00:45, Valliappan Annamalai wrote:
> I also came across this topic in the todo list "Redesign the
> myspell spell checker to handle uppercase, lowercase and mixed case in a
> more efficient way". Do you think this would be a good thing for me to
> do or may be start with th
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Oliver Brinzing wrote:
> Hi James,
>
>
>>>xPSetButton.setPropertyValue(" PositionX ", new Integer(50));
>>>This causes a failure.
>
>
> it's no good idea to use blanks at the start/end of a properties name... :-)
> the properties are case sensitive
* Laurent Godard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [050725 17:01]:
> Hi Caolan
> >A small basic demo of pygtk combined with pyuno to show how to embed
> >OpenOffice.org inside a gnome pygtk + glade app, similiar to the java
> >OOoBean demo. Maybe useful if you want to embed OOo inside something
> >gnome-ish as
Matthias Benkmann wrote:
It seems that when I use a custom Basic function in a cell formula,
during the executing of this function, I can't write to any cells.
Statements such as
ThisComponent.Sheets.getByIndex(0).getCellByPosition(4,1).setValue(33)
are silently ignored. Why does this happen? I
It seems that when I use a custom Basic function in a cell formula,
during the executing of this function, I can't write to any cells.
Statements such as
ThisComponent.Sheets.getByIndex(0).getCellByPosition(4,1).setValue(33)
are silently ignored. Why does this happen? Is there a way around it?
I'
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Hi James,
> xPSetButton.setPropertyValue(" PositionX ", new Integer(50));
> This causes a failure.
it's no good idea to use blanks at the start/end of a properties name... :-)
the properties are case sensitive too, as far as I know ...
I remember th
On 7/26/05, Jürgen Schmidt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> i understand your requirement and would like to ask if you plan to
> provide this information to openoffice on a different way.
If a problem happens often enough for users to complain loudly it may
eventually end up as a bug report. Aside f
Hello Matthias,
the error reporting application stores it's server configuration data
within the bootstrap[rc|.ini] file within the program directory. If you
reset eg. the ErrorReportServer entry then no data can be sent to it's
soap server "report.services.openoffice.org" via http.
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XPropertySet xPSetButton
xPSetButton.setPropertyValue("PositionX", new Integer(50));
This works
xPSetButton.setPropertyValue(" PositionX ", new Integer(50));
This causes a failure.
Should the second one fail, or would a trim() be used for the prop
Hi,
Matthias Benkmann wrote:
Our internal approval process for applications requires that all
calling-home functions can be de-activated. OOos registration dialog
and the dialog that allows to send back debug data after a crash
qualify as calling-home functions (despite the fact that user action
Hi Matthias,
> Our internal approval process for applications requires that all
> calling-home functions can be de-activated. OOos registration dialog
> and the dialog that allows to send back debug data after a crash
> qualify as calling-home functions (despite the fact that user action
> is requ
Our internal approval process for applications requires that all
calling-home functions can be de-activated. OOos registration dialog
and the dialog that allows to send back debug data after a crash
qualify as calling-home functions (despite the fact that user action
is required to trigger the func
Hi Florian,
Florian Gaab wrote:
this night I voted for issue 7311. That's fine, but I am not sure if this will
change the situation until the final release of OOo 2.0 is rolled out. As I
don't believe in passive democracy at all, I ask you if it is possible to
contribute active help -- and ho
Okay, I guess I got the problem of my build system!
Just posting for future reference. :-)
After searching in my Include folder, I got "GetProcessId" is defined in
\Microsoft Platform SDK for Windows XP SP2\include\WinBase.h
and the definition of 'GetProcessId' was guarded by a
#if _WIN32_WINNT
Hello there,
this night I voted for issue 7311. That's fine, but I am not sure if this will
change the situation until the final release of OOo 2.0 is rolled out. As I
don't believe in passive democracy at all, I ask you if it is possible to
contribute active help -- and how.
My experiences:
Hi,
I would like to contribute to openoffice. But i dont know where to
start. For instance it would be great if you could suggest me a bug that
I can start working on. I have good c, c++ and java programming
knowledge. I also came across this topic in the todo list "Redesign the
myspell spell check
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