"The essential human trait is desire for liberty. Second to this is desire for security. Unfortunately these two desires are often mutually exclusive."
Really? I would have thought food, shelter etc. were a little bit higher up on the list.
Can't show you the code directly sorry, but if you download the SDK and look at TextDocuments.java this covers most of the bits (ie. inserting text, replacing bookmarks, filling tables and so on).
According to the Mayan Prophecies it's more to do with the cycles of the sun rather than asteriods, although whether that's coincidence or not is another matter.
Because obviously democracy's only for people above a certain IQ. While you're at it it would seem that perhaps it should be restricted to, say, white male landowners. It's what the founding fathers wanted isn't it?
For VMS, I would have thought that you won't be running it on commodity hardware, pretty much like how nowadays it's run on alpha system's supplied by HP, in the future it'll be itanium systems provided by HP.
Ummm, how wrong can you be. Assuming Itaniums (or their decendants) are still going to be around in 20 years, VMS will be running on it, they've already managed to boot the port and should be commonly available soon. How many people that actually use it is another question though.
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"The essential human trait is desire for liberty. Second to this is desire for security. Unfortunately these two desires are often mutually exclusive."
Really? I would have thought food, shelter etc. were a little bit higher up on the list.
Absolte rubbish, public domain (or BSD) are free because anyone can do what they like with them.
GPL isn't free because it places restrictions on what people can do with it.
Big difference.
Can't show you the code directly sorry, but if you download the SDK and look at TextDocuments.java this covers most of the bits (ie. inserting text, replacing bookmarks, filling tables and so on).
a ss, xDoc);
I can show you the saving to PDF bit though....
XStorable xStorable = (XStorable)UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XStorable.cl
PropertyValue[] storeProps = new PropertyValue[1];
storeProps[0] = new PropertyValue();
storeProps[0].Name = "FilterName";
storeProps[0].Value = "writer_pdf_Export";
xStorable.storeToURL(storeUrl, storeProps)
where xDoc is your xComponent (your document). It's all a little tricky, but once you've got your head around it it becomes a lot clearer.
Yep, it's an incredibly handy feature especially when programmed via UNO.
Entirely from within my java programs I can open a writer template, fill it with data and then store it as a PDF.
This is with OpenOffice.org1.1RC3.
According to the Mayan Prophecies it's more to do with the cycles of the sun rather than asteriods, although whether that's coincidence or not is another matter.
What, the australian penal colonies?
I think I hear your mommy calling you, better run along now...
Which "they" are you talking about there?
Because obviously democracy's only for people above a certain IQ. While you're at it it would seem that perhaps it should be restricted to, say, white male landowners. It's what the founding fathers wanted isn't it?
And you're proud of that?
Plus the fact that he's just posted them on a public website probably wont help the spam problem.
Late 80s, early 90s?
What about the Acorn Atom,BBC Micro and Electron, all from the early 80's and definately not RISC.
I hear there are quite a lot of people in the USA without medical cover, why not spend the money on that?
Pah, Ascii. I want them in EBCDIC.
Heresy! The earth is obviously flat.
Was that North or South Rhodesia?
So what's a tranposition then?
Learn to spell a three letter word you moron, it's THE.
"Since most of the great ideas are invented in the open source community - "
Please name one.
"We have 30 guys running through a single linksys router hooked up to a cable modem, and we're thankful for that. "
Must be all that hazing we've been hearing so much about.
No, it's a formatting code, you can call HTML programming as much as you can call RTF programming, or ANSI escape sequences.
...but I though global warming was a eurotrash conspiracy? At least get your propoganda straight, comrade.
PS: If you're still feeling gung-ho, USA-Number 1 then take a look at this and let me know what you think.
For VMS, I would have thought that you won't be running it on commodity hardware, pretty much like how nowadays it's run on alpha system's supplied by HP, in the future it'll be itanium systems provided by HP.
Ummm, how wrong can you be. Assuming Itaniums (or their decendants) are still going to be around in 20 years, VMS will be running on it, they've already managed to boot the port and should be commonly available soon. How many people that actually use it is another question though.
No, no, you're very much mistaken. Doesn't matter what it really is, if it's bad then it's socialism and if it's good its the American Way.
Don't forget, you're either with us or against us.