3.4

Changes in 0.5.6:

* Small bugfixes
* Some code cleanup
* added Latvian chars, āčēģīķļņōŗšūžĀČĒĢĪĶĻŅŌŖŠŪŽ, thx to Mod-Hakerpaps
* added Spanish chars, áéíóúñÑÁÉÍÓÚüÜçÇ, thx to eyanez
* added Serbian chars, čćžđš, thx to rajto

I uploaded this by accident, it's the same as the first one.

Changes:
* Fixed a nasty bug with HT-Tags. Conversion fails, if a cell contains a tag, but the tag is not at the start of the cell
* Added new characters: “ąćęłńóśźżĄĆĘŁŃÓŚŹŻ”, thx to Dzamper

DataForm 0.8.0:
- following languages added: Slovenian, Hungarian, Russian
- enlarged form fields
- fixed character encoding bug

Small bugfixes in CheckCharacterWidth and new characters included

First release of OpenTableTrick as OOo Extension.

It now includes support for (horizontal) merged cells.

Initial version

OpenOffice.org User Feedback Extension build for Windows is now available testing.

Please be aware, that the use of these Beta builds has risks associated with it. Don't use them with production data, as dataloss and other scary things can occur. The OpenOffice.org User Feedback Extension Beta runs as an extension for OpenOffice.org 3.0.1 or 3.1

For testing the OpenOffice.org User Feedback Extension you have to install a Developer Snapshot of OpenOffice.org 3.1 first.

Deletes the Diacritics menu from the main menu and inserts it to the Tools - Add-Ons - menu. This way it does not stand in your way in the main menu.
Deletes the "Replace All" button from the toolbar, the function is now in the menu Tools - Add-Ons "Replace All Romanian Diacritics to ASCII".
Adds a MessageBox at the end of the replacement, so that the user has now a confirmation that the replacement process is finished...

Many improvements: image handling, frames, endnotes, flexible spacing, rulers, invisible chapter marks...
Almost all eReader formatting options are now handled by odt2pml.

If you were still using any version 3.x.x of odt2pml, please uninstall it manually before installing this version 4.1.0!

Comments, bug reports and enhancement requests are always welcome!