> Hi Alberto, > > yes the officecfg files are cache, search for xcu in home directory ( > ~/.openoffice/user/registry/* ) . Regarding the res files I am not sure > if you can change them on the fly as it is a binary format.
Well, you can use a binary editor (like UltraEdit) to open and change the strings inside a .res file using proper unicode format (for example: "C3 A0" for "à") and using strings of the same length due to the usual limitations of a binary format. But of course, this is just an ugly hack and not the proper way to do it. AFAYK, there's no "Resource Hacker" for .res files. Mainly because OOo uses its proper muliplatform res format and not the standard win32 one. But that's a good think. I've been regularly compiling OOo on Windows, Linux and Solaris since September 2000 and the only really annoying thing is the menus. With a proper configured solver, the UI is quite fast to regenerate as you just need to compile the single .res file with the fixes and copy it to your OOo test installation. -- Jesús Corrius http://www.corrius.org/bloc/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
