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PRINT TO PDF OOCALC USING VB NET
Posted on 2012-12-20
Hi All,
I usually print report to oocalc.
I want to print it directly to pdf file after print to oocalc.
There is menu to at OpenOffice.Org.Calc to export it, but I want to export it using VB.NET
How could I do it ?
Thank you.
I usually print report to oocalc.
I want to print it directly to pdf file after print to oocalc.
There is menu to at OpenOffice.Org.Calc to export it, but I want to export it using VB.NET
How could I do it ?
Thank you.
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Many times it is helpful if you post your existing code so we can help adapt it. Here is a sample that will open a blank calc document and save it as a pdf. Hopefully you can glean what you need from it. If not, then please post your existing code.
-Bear
Dim objServiceManager As Object = CreateObject("com.sun.star.ServiceManager")
Dim objOODesktop As Object = objServiceManager.createInstance("com.sun.star.frame.Desktop")
Dim arg(-1) As Object
Dim objCalc As Object = objOODesktop.LoadComponentFromUrl("private:factory/scalc", "_blank", 0, arg)
Dim objSheet As Object = objCalc.Sheets.getByIndex(0)
Dim SaveParam(0) As Object
SaveParam(0) = MakePropertyValue(objServiceManager, "FilterName", "writer_pdf_Export")
objCalc.storetoURL("file:///E:/EETest/vbtest.pdf", SaveParam)
objCalc.Close(False)
-Bear
Hi Bear,
SaveParam(0) = MakePropertyValue(objServi
Are these string variables, and should be change ?
1. "FilterName"
2. "writer_pdf_Export"
Thank you.
SaveParam(0) = MakePropertyValue(objServi
Are these string variables, and should be change ?
1. "FilterName"
2. "writer_pdf_Export"
Thank you.
Those are strings and need to be worded as exactly shown if you are wanting to save as a pdf. You could set these as constants if you want your code to be more standardized.
-Bear
-Bear
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