Office Automation

Extract Pages from a PDF Document
This PDF Page Server extracts and serves dynamically selected portions of any multi page PDF Document. This allows a web surfer to view only the portions of a PDF document that they are interested in. Eg. Selected chapters from an E-Book.
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Graph Paper - Metric and Imperial
Graph paper is very handy for roughing out ideas and plans. Especially floor plans. This page will allow you to generate and print a great variety and combination of linear rulings (grids) on any standard paper size.
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Ruled Paper with optional Columns
Ruled Paper in any standard paper size can be generated with this example of an Office Automation application. An image may be positioned above or behind the rulings. Text can also be optionally displayed in line with the horizontal rules.
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Project Sheet
Project Sheet in any standard paper size can be generated with this example of an Office Automation application.
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OpenOffice.org 2 is an open, feature-rich multi-platform office productivity suite. The user interface and the functionality is very similar to Microsoft Office.

From installation to use, OpenOffice.org is a valid stand-in for Microsoft Office. If you only use 5 percent of Microsoft Office's feature set (a majority of the computing world), making the switch to OpenOffice.org shouldn't be a problem.

If you must exchange embedded objects with Microsoft Office users, your best bet is to stick with Microsoft Office until the gents at OpenOffice.org are able to get their suite to play well with Microsoft Object linking and embedding (OLE).

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• ZDNet - Australia