Hi to all,
i'm using ooffice from command line to print documents
(doc,sxw,xls,etc...) directly in PDF using cups-pdf printer as default.
The command i use is :
ooffice -invisible -nologo -display :5 -headless -p filename.doc
On version 1.9 of ooffice installed on Suse 9.3 it is mantaining the
output filename the same as input filename changing only the extension
to
pdf .
Now on a new server on Trixbox (Centos) with ooffice 2.0.4 installed,
the ooffice is changing the filename based on something that
is found in the document (probabily). On some files it keep the same
output filename, in others (Microsoft Word Document for the most part)
it change
the output filename to the first words it found in the document.
I need that the filename remain the same because i have to make some
post processing (from command line) of these pdf files from the script
that start the
conversion to pdf (using ooffice). So i have to know which filename
will have the output file to catch it after the conversion.
There is a way to control this behavior??
I tested printing the same document on the 2 system and on the 2.0.4
system it change the name and on 1.9 system it keep the original
filename.
If there is no way to control this setting, there is a way to use the
ExportDirectToPDF internal function of ooffice 2.x to export documents
to PDF from
the command line being able to control the output filename?
Thanks in advance to all.
Bye,
Marcello
---------------------------------------------------------------------
To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
