On Mon, May 14, 2012 at 6:49 PM, Fernand Vanrie <sos@pmgroup.be> wrote:
Dotan ,
Do some googling on a "Openoffice Viewcursor" on the forums you will find
all the answers about X,Y position.
You can also place the table in a frame who has its own X,Y coordinates
Hope it helps
Fernand
Hi Fernand. I am working with an existing document. If I go wrapping
objects in frames their position with change and I won't know where it
was. That is also making the document much more complex. Furthermore,
I don't need to know where the upper left corner of the object is, I
need to know where a specific table border is so that I can line it up
again on the page after I alter the table.
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