Hello,
years ago I wrote a OpenOffice 3.3 extension to set some defaults like:
- Disable Updates
- Set "ooSetupFactoryDefaultFilter" (for example save writer documents
in "Word 97" format)
- Set Autosave "TimeIntervall" and so on.
Now I use Libreoffice and some settings has changed,
Disable the Update does not work any more.
And I want to the change the "SymbolStyle" to Galaxy.
In my UserDir there is a file "registrymodifications.xcu"
with the following entry:
<item oor:path="/org.openoffice.Office.Common/Misc"><prop
oor:name="SymbolStyle" oor:op="fuse"><value>default</value></prop></item>
and this entry to the "Common.xcu" in my plugin produce an invalid XML
and this does not work.
I can't remeber how I have build the plugin.
I also found no reference there all the possible settings are listed.
The structure of my plugin is
.
├── Common.xcu
├── META-INF
│ └── manifest.xml
├── Recovery.xcu
├── Settings.xcu
├── Setup-calc.xcu
├── Setup-writer.xcu
└── Setup.xcu
1 directory, 7 files
Did anybody know the right syntax for the Common.xcu to set the icon
style and/or fix the problem with the AutoUpdate?
Basti
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