Hi :)
Normally i just scroll through the list of fonts. It is a bit annoying that
there is no scroll-bar i guess but i hadn't really thought about it. Mouse
wheels scroll through quite easily and there is (or 'should' be) fairly thin
lines at the bottom of the list with the triangle / arrow
All,
I have just installed LibreOffice 3.5.3 and the attached file does NOT
render anywhere close to the Word version.
Help!
Verbus
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I'm looking for which event I should use for something similar to a
Javascript onload event in LibreOffice Base,
more detail is provided here:
http://ask.libreoffice.org/question/2998/what-event-on-what-object-should-i-attach-my-gui
Thank you,
Andrew J. Leer
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Am 29.05.2012 21:26, leeand00 wrote:
I'm looking for which event I should use for something similar to a
Javascript onload event in LibreOffice Base,
more detail is provided here:
http://ask.libreoffice.org/question/2998/what-event-on-what-object-should-i-attach-my-gui
Thank you,
Andrew
The problem must be that I'm not using the event to retrieve it.
TheForm = Doc.DrawPage.Forms.GetByName(Form)
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Thank you! That did the trick. I'd like to post it on the forum, but I don't
want to take credit for it, when you are the one who fixed the problem.
With you're permission I will post the answer myself, but if you want to
post the answer please go ahead:
Is there some way to redirect the output of errors to a logger instead of the
standard popup dialog box when editing macros?
This runs really slow on my virtual machine.
Thank you,
Andrew J. Leer
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Is there some way to redirect the output of errors to a logger instead of the
standard popup dialog box when editing macros?
This runs really slow on my virtual machine.
Thank you,
Andrew J. Leer
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Thank you! That did the trick. I'd like to post it on the forum, but I don't
want to take credit for it, when you are the one who fixed the problem.
With you're permission I will post the answer myself, but if you want to
post the answer please go ahead:
Can this be enabled for an entire script instead of just for a single
function or sub?
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Can this be enabled for an entire script instead of just for a single
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Okaythanks! :)
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Hello,
I have a basic script that I think would probably be easier and faster to
modify using Python. It's pretty simple, it involves a MySQL database and a
base form.
I suppose the confusing bit would be where the UNO components come in, how
are these handled in Python?
And just for
Hi,
I have been trying to convert a doc file to text file but headless option is
giving errors and still looking for X files.
I have tried numerous options but am getting errors.
/opt/libreoffice3.5/program/soffice --invisible --convert-to
On 05/29/2012 05:26 PM, leeand00 wrote:
Can this be enabled for an entire script instead of just for a single
function or sub?
If you are using StarBasic, checkout section 3.10. Error handling
using On Error in this document: http://www.pitonyak.org/OOME_3_0.odt
If you use the on error
I have tried to install Libre Office 3.5 multiple times on my Windows 7
64-bit machine. When I start the install, a message comes up saying to Close
LibreOffice Quickstarter 3.5. Nothing else is open. When I click OK. I get a
message that the install was interrupted with no choice but to End.
Emily Akin wrote:
I have tried to install Libre Office 3.5 multiple times on my Windows
7 64-bit machine. When I start the install, a message comes up saying
to Close LibreOffice Quickstarter 3.5. Nothing else is open. When I
click OK. I get a message that the install was interrupted with no
Hi :)
Hopefully this guide might be useful
http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Installing_in_parallel
I'm not sure how useful it is for Windows.
Yes, OpenOffice does sound like it's interfering. I think if you open up
OpenOffice and go to
Tools - Options - Memory
and switch off the option
Am 29.05.2012 23:36, leeand00 wrote:
I suppose the confusing bit would be where the UNO components come in, how
are these handled in Python?
class Office:
'''Frequently used methods in office context'''
def __init__(self, ctx=uno.getComponentContext()):
self.ctx = ctx
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Emily Akin emilya...@live.com wrote about [libreoffice-users] Installation
problem Windows 7 and LO 3.5:
I have tried to install Libre Office 3.5 multiple times on my Windows 7 64-bit
machine. When I start the install, a message comes up saying to Clos e
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