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Working with {{PRODUCTNAME}} API objects involves the following:  
  
 
* First we will learn the UNO concepts of objects, interfaces, services, attributes, and properties, and we will get acquainted with UNO's method of using them.  
 
* First we will learn the UNO concepts of objects, interfaces, services, attributes, and properties, and we will get acquainted with UNO's method of using them.  
* After that, we will work with a [PRODUCTNAME] document for the first time, and give some hints for the usage of the most common types in [PRODUCTNAME] API.  
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* After that, we will work with a {{PRODUCTNAME}} document for the first time, and give some hints for the usage of the most common types in {{PRODUCTNAME}} API.  
* Finally we will introduce the common interfaces that allow you to work with text, tables and drawings across all [PRODUCTNAME] document types.
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* Finally we will introduce the common interfaces that allow you to work with text, tables and drawings across all {{PRODUCTNAME}} document types.
  
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Revision as of 09:14, 18 May 2009


Working with OpenOffice.org API objects involves the following:

  • First we will learn the UNO concepts of objects, interfaces, services, attributes, and properties, and we will get acquainted with UNO's method of using them.
  • After that, we will work with a OpenOffice.org document for the first time, and give some hints for the usage of the most common types in OpenOffice.org API.
  • Finally we will introduce the common interfaces that allow you to work with text, tables and drawings across all OpenOffice.org document types.
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