3.4

The extension was completely rewritten in Java in order to make use of the features of the enhanced Toolbar.
For the user this means, that the linestyle can now be set in the toolbar and that the program is more stable.
min. requirements: OpenOfffice.org 2.1 (2.3 recommended), Java (e.g. Sun Java, GCJ, ...).

Please note also that the next release is dedicated to localization. Read the info in the documentation on http://home.vrweb.de/hillerd/Software.html about how you can have BorderLiner in your language.

This is the first release of eVoice.
System requirement:

• JRE/JDK
• Quickstarter must be disabled (for windows users)
• Audio must be enabled within OpenOffice Impress (for linux users)

See more details.

This is an update of the macro created by Alexej Kryukov and available at http://www.ooomacros.org/user.php. Credit for the original creation should go to him.

• You can now choose numbering type
• Corrected bug when you want no page number on first page and page number 1 on second page
• Corrected a bug that caused mirror layout option to be disabled when selecting upper right as page number position
• Added translations to Dutch and Swedish

First Public release

New in version 1.2:

• The scrolling bug (OpenOffice.org would keep jumping back to the text cursor when you tried to scroll) has been fixed!
• Lookup is now slightly faster. It was quick enough already, but now it is immeasurably fast.
• Asynchronous, on-demand loading of dictionaries complete with a progress bar.
• Hungarian help file brought up to date with the English one.
• A few other bug fixes.

How to update?

Release notes.

The data type conversion has been improved. The main documentation of the add-in explains how this is being done starting with this version.

This version has been tested under the following platforms:

• OpenOffice 2.3 (Spanish), 2.4.x (US English), and 3.0.x (US English)
• Linux
• Windows 2000, and XP SP2 & SP3

with the following drivers:

release notes for web8.oxt

Release notes.

• When a connection is lost (i.e. closed), the code attempts to reconnect (i.e. to obtain a new connection from the driver manager)
• Improved error handling
• The names of the parameters are now correctly localized for the Spanish locale
• The messages for the parameters in the function wizard are now more explicit (hopefully)

Bugs

Adds the SQLREQUEST function to CALC. This function is similar to the SQL.REQUEST function of MS-Excel.
SQLREQUEST is an array function. This means that it results in an array containing the data returned by the data source. The online help of Calc includes the "Array Functions" section explaining how to use them.

The following is an example of a typical call using the MySQL J/Connector driver:

=SQLREQUEST("com.mysql.jdbc.Driver";"jdbc:mysql://server_ip_address/?user=name&password=abc";"SELECT * FROM table")
Release notes.