Paginationby Charles BrunetA little macro that adds a 'Insert / Page number...' dialog to writer. It eases the way you can add page numbers to a document. Available in French, Brazilian Portuguese, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, German, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, and Ukrainian. Now works with any localization of OOo. License: opensource Further product information: Screenshots | Product details Provider: Charles Brunet
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I successfully installed
I successfully installed this extension but when I lauch it I have an error on ' Next I' in the code. I use OpenOffice 2.4 under Linux.
Java enabled
Dick
How do I enable Java implementation loader? Extensions fail to install. How do I access the write directory?
I want to add Chinese
I want to add Chinese translation. Please let me know what to do. Thank you
Default language
Great work. Could you please make English the default language. I use Danish on my computer, so I get it in German.
Leif Lodahl
http://lodahl.blogspot.com
To work in spanish
Hi. Your extension is excelent. In spanish don´t work but if you change the name of file DialogStrings_es_ES.properties to DialogStrings_es.properties, th extensión work.
And, change the labels
52.Pagination.Label1.Label=\u0009\nTipo de numerotation:
to
52.Pagination.Label1.Label=\u0009\nTipo de numeraci\u00f3n:
32.Pagination.Warning.Text=Cuidado! Todos los encabezados/pies de p\u00e1gina ser\u00e1n borrados.
I do it and work.
Eduardo Moreno
TOKONHU de México
very effective
We use OOo on both a linux distro (our preferred os) and on windows xp. This extension is os independent and works flawlessly for routine pagination. We consider this to be a necessary extension. This feature should be native to OOo.
Novell 2.1
I've switched over to the Novell version of openoffice, as it's .docx compatible. Anyway someone could make this extension work with it?
Problem with it_IT version
It does't work for me (OO.org 2.3.0 Italian version).
I got an exception on this line:
oPageStyle = oDoc.StyleFamilies.getByName("PageStyles").getByName(gvLocale(3))
Actually, it only works in
Actually, it only works in French, English, Polish and German. That's because I don't know a generic way to set a page Style, since the page style name change in each localizations. Contact me directly if you are interested to traduce it.
About style names
HI
Both translated and english names are valid to access the style objetc
So remaining internally in english sould be ok
Laurent
I found the solution
I just found why I wasn't able to set the Page style using English names. That's because the default page style in English is called 'Default', but the "universal" name I have to use to set it is 'Standard', and not 'Default'. I will soon release a correction for that, and the the macro will be usable in all localizations.
Works great so far
Great tool. This works much better than the pagination in word 2003.