On or about Sat, 20 Feb 2010 11:53 -0500 (CST), William Case is alleged to have written:
> Window size: How can I change the opening window size, to accommodate a > new slightly larger default page width. I am used to using --geometry X > x Y, for example, on Xwindow systems but can't find the equivalent > command flag on OOo. I would also like to make this new window size > permanent (i.e. default). I realize this thread is over a year old. However, I came across it searching the Web for an answer to a similar question, although my question has to do with window positioning rather than with window size. I am using Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid) and OpenOffice 3.2.0. I run Conky (a software system monitor for the X Window System), whose output window uses up the leftmost 91 pixels of my monitor and is always on top. I want most of my applications to display windows that fill the rest of the screen, whose geometry is 1275x768+91+0. I tried using gdevilspie (a non-gui utility that lets you make applications start in specified workplaces, with specified sizes and placements) to set this geometry for these applications and it seems to work for everything but OpenOffice. How can I make the main OpenOffice windows -- Base, Draw, Calc, Impress and Write -- open with this same geometry? Any solution? -- ----------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe send email to users-unsubscr...@openoffice.org For additional commands send email to sy...@openoffice.org with Subject: help
