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{{PRODUCTNAME}} Basic provides access to the {{PRODUCTNAME}} API from within the office application. It hides the complexity of interfaces and simplifies the use of properties by making UNO objects look like Basic objects. It offers convenient Runtime Library (RTL) functions and special Basic properties for UNO. Furthermore, Basic procedures can be easily hooked up to GUI elements, such as menus, toolbar icons and GUI event handlers. | {{PRODUCTNAME}} Basic provides access to the {{PRODUCTNAME}} API from within the office application. It hides the complexity of interfaces and simplifies the use of properties by making UNO objects look like Basic objects. It offers convenient Runtime Library (RTL) functions and special Basic properties for UNO. Furthermore, Basic procedures can be easily hooked up to GUI elements, such as menus, toolbar icons and GUI event handlers. | ||
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OpenOffice.org Basic provides access to the OpenOffice.org API from within the office application. It hides the complexity of interfaces and simplifies the use of properties by making UNO objects look like Basic objects. It offers convenient Runtime Library (RTL) functions and special Basic properties for UNO. Furthermore, Basic procedures can be easily hooked up to GUI elements, such as menus, toolbar icons and GUI event handlers.
This chapter describes how to access UNO using the OpenOffice.org Basic scripting language. In the following sections, OpenOffice.org Basic is referred to as Basic.
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