> If you run LO on the Mac as a service with --headless and you open a doc > from a script with "Hidden=True",
Oh. I guess this "Hidden=True" needs to be counted as one more degree (or mode) of headlessness;) One that is specific to a document window. What happens if you haven't started LO with --headless, what effect does Hidden=True then have? > no window will pop up. If the document is open long enough (for example if > you put a sleep in the script) you can see from the doc that there is an > invisible window. From the Dock you can open that window. I guess with "open" you mean "un-minimize" here? > It does have the document filename as title, but it doesn't contain the > document. It is a kind of strange window. Yeah, sounds odd indeed. The described can hardly be intentional, but must be seen as a bug. > Here is a script that extracts the text from a Writer document. Thanks. I will experiment eventually. --tml
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