For this reason, I prioritize the requests. Handle all of the requests that I receive. Solution than to wait for me to solve the problem.Īlthough I am flattered by the many requests for help with OpenOffice Macros, I do not have time to It is better to obtain a quick, free, existing There are smart people with a lot of experience who frequent the list and This allows the entire community to think about and help you solve your problems. Post your questions on the dev mailing list.
If you have questions about macro programming in OpenOffice I recommend that you:Ĭheck existing online resources to see if you can find solutions. I welcome constructive criticism and examples. If you have good examples to include in my document, send me an email. Tables that show the characters with ASCII values from 32 to 255 for every font in the system. The document can create a summary of the supported fonts with an example of how the font looks.Ī listing of the font descriptor can be written to a Calc document. The new document requiers version 2.0 or later to run. I also have a PDF version of the document.
My macro document is becoming rather large, and I wanted to include information concerning fonts. There is very little overlap between the examples in the book and the examples in my macro document, so you probably want both. If you want a large collection of miscellaneous examples, download my macro document. If you want to learn and see many of the details with complete working examples, buy my book. My free macro document, on the other hand, is a less organized collection of examples with little explanatory text. My Book presents material in an organized fashion designed to teach you the material as you read. This document is updated frequently so check back frequently. Andrew Pitonyak's OpenOffice Macro InformationĬontains many examples.
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