However documentation is somewhat limited, and often requires learning from Basic or Java examples.įor any of these three, user forms can be created within OpenOffice using the dialog editor. The language provides more structure than Basic but it avoids the extra requirements of Java. There are version for Windows, Linux, and Mac. It is not expensive to upgrade with every new release like Microsoft Office is.
Python: I find this to be a happy medium between the other two options. It is a great alternative to the high cost of Microsoft Office. Also it must be compiled, so care must be taken to match version and platform correctly. This is alpha version, it will work only with Writer documents, no chapters supported, whole document will be one big chapter. However it can be cumbersome, because each UNO call typically requires a queryInterface call. Simple AddOn for converting documents to EPUB format. Java: This is the most powerful, and allows the closest integration with the UNO API. Note that this is very different from VBA, so your experience with the Microsoft suite will not really help here. Good documentation is available for this language. OpenOffice Basic: This is the best choice for small simple macros, and code can be written using the IDE that is built into LibreOffice / Apache OpenOffice. So let me give an overview of the three main language options: However, I sympathize since I felt that way when first getting started. 
Instead, describe the problem and what has been done so far to solve
Overflow as they tend to attract opinionated answers and spam. Library, tutorial or other off-site resource are off-topic for Stack For home users Microsoft Word 2016 (and Office 2016 in general) is good, but its benefits are biggest for medium and large businesses. Questions asking us to recommend or find a book, tool, software My problem is with WRITER, which I use extensively. Your question is off-topic for this site:
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