and even font.color.
This is really annoying.
Thanks!
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, without styles.
Thanks a lot,
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Nick Burch wrote:
On Tue, 5 Dec 2006, Tales Paiva Nogueira wrote:
When PowerPoint stores text in Unicode a unknown char (byte value =
0) is placed between every normal char making the text 2 times
longer than it really is.
TextCharsAtoms, and other
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Hi List,
I'm experiencing a problem when I try to differ numbered lists from
bulleted lists.
The paragraph flags should indicate the difference, shouldn't it?
thanks in advance,
Tales Paiva
Erez Eisenstein wrote:
Thanks, I'll try that :)
-Original Message-
From: Yegor Kozlov
this information is
text.offset, is it?
When I call it from my main class, it returns -1. I know this is because
the RichTextRun inherits the property from the Master.
Is there any other way to identify the indentation level for a given
RichTextRun?
Thanks a lot,
Tales Paiva
Hi,
I noticed this problem few days ago, I made a little change in the code,
and it worked properly for my needs. The change I made was add an test to
ensure that the _txtrun isn't null.
Below is the code for the setSheet(Sheet sheet) in the TextBox class:
public void setSheet(Sheet
[] rt;
if (_txtrun == null) rt = new RichTextRun[0];
else rt = _txtrun.getRichTextRuns();
Thanks
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From: Tales Paiva Nogueira [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2006 3:15 PM
To: POI Users List
Subject: RE: TextBox bug
Hi,
I noticed
Hi,
I'm having trouble extracting images from PPT files. When I have the same
image more than once, the API identifies only one image even if the size
differs from one to another.
I use the readPictures method in the HSLFSlideShow class which puts the
image streams in the a pictstream vector.