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:Linux.com: OOo Basic Crash Course: Working with Documents on an FTP Server
Linux.com: OOo Basic Crash Course: Working with Documents on an FTP Server
Feb 1, 2007, 10 :00 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (5365 reads)

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"Wouldn't it be nice if you could access your Writer documents from any computer connected to the Internet and work with them as if they were on your local machine--especially if this could be done transparently with just a couple of mouse clicks? To be able to do this, you don't have to install a full-blown document management solution or use a third-party file storage service. All you need is an FTP server and an OOo Basic macro.

"The macro you are about to create uses a standard technique for opening an existing OpenOffice.org file..."

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