I have vb scripts (that get executed via accuterm) that include stuff
like...

Set objExcel = CreateObject("Excel.Application")
or
Set objWord = CreateObject("Word.Application")

I want to test these scripts using Open Office.... how do I specify a
non-microsoft spreadsheet or word processor? I'm guessing it's
somewhere in the registry; I've poked around but have can't seem to
find it.

TIA.

/Scott Ballinger
Pareto Corporation
Edmonds WA USA
206 713 6006

Wouldn't this be in your standard file associations?

Right click on a doc file, choose 'Open with' and select Open Office.
Tick the box to always use this application to open this type of file.

Cheers,

Brian Speirs

Scott Ballinger wrote:
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Scott Ballinger wrote:
Um, it's not straightforward. OOo is a very different animal from Microsoft
Office. it has a lot of advantages, but a simple API isn;t one of them.
It's complicated by the fact that OOo is designed to be able to be
driven as a server architecture, with API requests to perform the work
on a different box as required.

Download the OOo SDK and look for the VBScript example. Or if you like,
email me and I'll send it to you as an attachment. It'll be the 1.9.122
version, though.

HTH,
Luke