Hi,
Chris Fleischmann wrote:
Hi basically I am using the OpenOffice SDK (3.1.1) to create a new Writer
document. I add images with the following code, passing in the XText (which
in this case is an XText from a XTextFrame).
XTextCursor xTextCursor = xFrameText.createTextCursor();
...
Hello...
I have since tried the following code, which aims to do just that... It add
the picture to a frame, The frame is either anchored to a paragraph or
frame...Thats is, I have a parent frame which is anchored to a particular
page, with PAGE anchoring... Inside that frame is the "NEW" frame t
Hi basically I am using the OpenOffice SDK (3.1.1) to create a new Writer
document. I add images with the following code, passing in the XText (which
in this case is an XText from a XTextFrame).
I pass in a width, and height... and if I pass in an X/Y coordinate i change
the anchor to "FRAME":
O
vito smolej wrote (02-01-10 20:56)
What about putting the graphics into a container - a text box for
instance -, which is able to listen to your prayers (g)?
Good take. With regular formatting issues (headers and such) a table is
the best way to keep an image on it's place cross-application.
What about putting the graphics into a container - a text box for
instance -, which is able to listen to your prayers (g)?
Regards
Vito
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Hi,
What I have just noticed with writer_MS_Word_2003_XML is ...
Steps
1. Manually create an empty Writer document.
2. Manually import a graphic image.
3. Move it and alter its attributes.
4. Save it as Word 2003 XML.
5. Open it with my favorite text editor.
The inside of the XML file
Are you using vertical writing? If so, there is a bug which
misinterprets the position of graphic object during importing
from and exporting into Microsoft Word 97-2003.
http://qa.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=86769
http://www.openoffice.org/nonav/issues/showattachment.cgi/61766/i86769
Thanks for responding, I have since tried playing around with the orientation
settings, but alas, its still not keeping the x/y position from the
paragraph anchor when I open it up in Word ... See the picture properties
here for one of my images in openoffice 3.1.1:
http://old.nabble.com/file/p26
I am not sure, but, hopefully, this could be a hint.
After manually inserting a graphic image into an empty Writer document,
the following code fragment of OpenOffice.org Basic reports that
HoriOrientRelation = 7
VertOrientPosition = 7
Sub Main
oObject = ThisComponent.ge
Hello All,
OpenOffice 3.1.1. Java SDK, MAC OS X 10.6.2, MS Word 2007/2008.
Firstly I am happily able to position my TextGraphicObject's where I need
them, ie., I use the following code to position the TextGrahicObject in
OpenOffice with a particular width and height:
Object newImage =
x
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