Showing posts with label openoffice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label openoffice. Show all posts

2008-02-05

OpenOffice 3 has PDF import, native Aqua UI, and Tara Reid

http://blog.gobanquet.com/index.php/openoffice-3-has-pdf-import-native-aqua-ui-tara-reid/

It seems like upcoming OpenOffice 3 will have:

(...) Support for MS Office 2007 XML. Microsoft confusingly calls this ‘Office Open XML’. We call it Stop Naming Your Unstable Undocumented Shitty Format To Sound Like Ours Thanks.

Weeeee!

2007-07-03

OpenOffice.org API Tutorial

A useful feature for many business applications is functionality
allowing the user to generate reports from data in an application.
Spreadsheets are ideal for this purpose. Not only does a spreadsheet
lay data out in a structured, scanable format, but it also gives the
user the opportunity to quickly and efficiently perform calculations
on data. As it happens, the OpenOffice.org API exposes a very wide
range of classes and methods that let you, the developer, integrate
the OpenOffice.org spreadsheet application, called Calc, into your
application. A simple click of a button in an application can start
up OpenOffice.org and transfer the application's data to a
customized spreadsheet.

http://platform.netbeans.org/tutorials/nbm-open-office.html
http://blogs.sun.com/dancer/entry/regarding_openoffice_org_development_with
http://blogs.sun.com/roumen/entry/netbeans_podcast_episode_30