[Fwd: Re: OpenOffice]

[Borut Bolčina]

Hi, are there any guidelines or rules of how to write in OpenOffice (which styles to use) to be able to produce pages like it is demonstrated at http://forrest.apache.org/dtdx/document-v20.html. I also took a peek at apache lenya. If only I could integrate forrest with editing capabilities of lenya's build in editors. Is the majority of forrest doc written by hand in xdoc? Any other techniques? -Borut Amazing! =-O    It works! On 8.9.2005 15:44, Thorsten Scherler wrote: On Thu, 2005-09-08 at 15:38 +0200, Borut Bolčina wrote: Hello list! I am evaluating Forrest for our new project to serve as project documentation framework. I installed and played with it a bit. Soon I found OpenOffice input plugin. I added two versions of the same file (.sxw and a new .odt) to doc\src\documentation\content\xdocs\samples and edited site.xml to add navigation to those 2 files. ... <faq label="FAQ" href="" description="Frequently Asked Questions" /> <OpenOffice-v1 label="OpenOffice v1" href="" description="OO test v1"></OpenOffice-v1> <OpenOffice-v2 label="OpenOffice v2" href="" description="OO test v2"></OpenOffice-v2> <subdir label="Subdir" href=""> ... Then I did forrest (builded ok). The menu did show new items, but after clicking them a download dialog appeared. I thought the conversion to HTML will occur. The plugin installed correctly I think. ;-) You will get what you define. <OpenOffice-v2 label="OpenOffice v2" href=""/> If you want html: <OpenOffice-v2 label="OpenOffice v2" href=""/> HTH I did not found documentation on this topic. Can you help please? Regards, Borut