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OpenOffice 1.1 pseudo-static themer

Theme/Style (other)

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kol

Link: http://
Downloads: 4879

Submitted: Oct 23 2003
Updated: Oct 25 2003

Description:

Included:
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1. Static OOo crystal theme (light color and gray)

2. Script to change the background color of the static theme

3. Script for others to create new static (pseudo) openoffice toolbar/menubar icon themes which they can then post here or distribute

Install:
---------
See readme.first

Changelog:

0.1 Initial release
0.12 Sync with the dynamic themer v. 0.5 (http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=7131)
Included an additional gray background
Improved docmentation

License: GPL

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Windows Howto

by spiritraveller on: Nov 19 2003

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spiritravell er

To get the script to execute in windows, do the following...

1) Install ImageMagick from here http://www.imagemagick.org/

2) Install ActiveTcl from here
http://www.activestate.com/Products/Download/Download.plex?id=ActiveTcl

3) Edit the file bkColor.tcl and change "exec convert" to the following
exec "c:/Program Files/ImageMagick-5.5.7-Q8/convert"

Windows has a file in c:\windows\system32\convert.exe which ActiveTcl wants to run instead of the ImageMagick program. So you just need to point it to the right file.

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Stipple Effect

by d1g174l on: Nov 29 2003

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d1g174l

Great Work!

In the screenshot I see that you got an OSX type stipple effect to carry through Mozilla and Evolution...how did you do this? I keep getting an old looking grey in evolution.

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Re: Stipple Effect

by kol on: Dec 17 2003

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kol

:) That was a gnome theme I found on art.gnome.org:
http://art.gnome.org/themes/gtk2/432.php

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crash :(

by TheK on: Jan 7 2004

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TheK

I just get a crash here if OOo tries to load any image.
debian sid, OpenOffice 1.1.0-3.

I needed to create soffice.cfg (if that helps).

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Re: crash :(

by kol on: Jan 25 2004

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kol

It is a known issue and is listed in the dynamic theming script:
http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=7131

From what other Debian users have discussed with me, it may be due to a Ximian patch that debian applied to standard OOo.

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Working on gtk theme

by mgpeter on: Jan 29 2004

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mgpeter
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I am working on a gtk2 theme based on ximian's work, and have a few questions that have come up that maybe some of you can help me with.

1) Is there anyway to have 2 different sizes of icons, one for the interface and one for the menu icons ? Right now I am using 24x24 icons for both and the menus are Huge.

2) Is there any way to have the icons greyed out when the user cannot use the feature ? This is how the standard icons work.

3) Is there any way to just use the PNG images instead of the bitmaps, so we don't need to add a background color or supply multiple userimages for different background colors ?

4) Finally, where can I find the "slot list" for openoffice, the links i tried says the document has been moved.

Thanks, and you can view my work in process theme at "http://www.pcc-services.com/images/ootheme.png".

And I will make it available once I iron out a few items.

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Working on gtk theme

by mgpeter on: Jan 29 2004

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mgpeter
Home

I am working on a gtk2 theme based on ximian's work, and have a few questions that have come up that maybe some of you can help me with.

1) Is there anyway to have 2 different sizes of icons, one for the interface and one for the menu icons ? Right now I am using 24x24 icons for both and the menus are Huge.

2) Is there any way to have the icons greyed out when the user cannot use the feature ? This is how the standard icons work.

3) Is there any way to just use the PNG images instead of the bitmaps, so we don't need to add a background color or supply multiple userimages for different background colors ?

4) Finally, where can I find the "slot list" for openoffice, the links i tried says the document has been moved.

Thanks, and you can view my work in process theme at "http://www.pcc-services.com/images/ootheme.png".

And I will make it available once I iron out a few items.

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Re: Working on gtk t

by kol on: Jan 31 2004

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kol

Hi,

Your work looks very nice. Here are the answers based on what I know (I could be wrong though).

1) Is there anyway to have 2 different sizes of icons, one for the interface and one for the menu icons ? Right now I am using 24x24 icons for both and the menus are Huge.
A: Once a slot number is associated with an icon, its size cannot be changed, irrespective of where you use it (menu or toolbar).

2) Is there any way to have the icons greyed out when the user cannot use the feature ? This is how the standard icons work.
A: Yes, it is possible. The config file from the link above also has an option for image-masking. However, for alpha-blended icons (like yours), image masking does not look nice (rather, looks quite ugly).

3) Is there any way to just use the PNG images instead of the bitmaps, so we don't need to add a background color or supply multiple userimages for different background colors ?
A: Nope.

4) Finally, where can I find the "slot list" for openoffice, the links i tried says the document has been moved.
A: http://oo-cs.sourceforge.net/tips/installmulti/816-7522.pdf

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Theme finally done

by mgpeter on: Feb 16 2004

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mgpeter
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I am finally done with a gtk2 theme featuring ximian icons. Thanks for all the help. This theme uses over 500 icons and replaces Almost all the default icons. Only the "new writer,etc icons" need replaced and one form icon which I couldn't find.

Anyway you can download the theme here
http://www.pcc-services.com/files/gtk2-ooo-theme_pre1-1.tar.gz

or if you just want the static them get it here
http://www.pcc-services.com/files/oootheme.zip

I cleaned the slotlist.csv file up and put it in somewhat of an organized list. If you just want the slotlist.csv file, grab it here
http://www.pcc-services.com/files/slotlist.csv

Thanks everyone for all the help and for creating these scripts.

Mike Petersen

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Re: Theme finally do

by kol on: Feb 19 2004

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kol

Wow! excellent job :-)

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winxp - gentheme err

by cwchia on: Mar 2 2004

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cwchia

I get this error while running the gentheme script:

couldn't execute "ls":no such file or directory while executing

"exec ls -w 1 $ThemeDir > lst.txt"
(file "D:\OpenOffice.org\user\config\soffice.cfg\gentheme.tcl" line 276)

the bkColor.tcl script runs and leave a window with grey background opened.

What's wrong? please help. The theme looks great and I can actually 'entice' more win users to switch to opensource by getting their attention with this lovely theme.

AcerTM230 with WinXP Home and Fedora Core 1 and MDK 9.2. KDE 3.1.
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Re: winxp - gentheme

by kol on: Mar 6 2004

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kol

To just use the static theme included, you should not need to run any scripts (see README).

Anyway, I was working on a small icon theme, but I am very busy till the end of this month, so I'll look into any issues after that.

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OpenOffice 1.1 pseudo-static themer

Theme/Style (other)

0.1 Initial release 0.12 Sync with the dynamic themer v. 0.5 (http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=7131) Included an additional gray background Improved docmentation

Windows Howto

Stipple Effect

Great Work! In the screenshot I see that you got an OSX type stipple effect to carry through Mozilla and Evolution...how did you do this? I keep getting an old looking grey in evolution.

Re: Stipple Effect

:) That was a gnome theme I found on art.gnome.org: http://art.gnome.org/themes/gtk2/432.php

crash :(

I just get a crash here if OOo tries to load any image. debian sid, OpenOffice 1.1.0-3. I needed to create soffice.cfg (if that helps).

Re: crash :(

It is a known issue and is listed in the dynamic theming script: http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=7131 From what other Debian users have discussed with me, it may be due to a Ximian patch that debian applied to standard OOo.

Working on gtk theme

Working on gtk theme

Re: Working on gtk t

Theme finally done

Re: Theme finally do

Wow! excellent job :-)

winxp - gentheme err

Re: winxp - gentheme

To just use the static theme included, you should not need to run any scripts (see README). Anyway, I was working on a small icon theme, but I am very busy till the end of this month, so I'll look into any issues after that.

0.1 Initial release
0.12 Sync with the dynamic themer v. 0.5 (http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=7131)
Included an additional gray background
Improved docmentation

Great Work!

In the screenshot I see that you got an OSX type stipple effect to carry through Mozilla and Evolution...how did you do this? I keep getting an old looking grey in evolution.

:) That was a gnome theme I found on art.gnome.org:
http://art.gnome.org/themes/gtk2/432.php

I just get a crash here if OOo tries to load any image.
debian sid, OpenOffice 1.1.0-3.

I needed to create soffice.cfg (if that helps).

It is a known issue and is listed in the dynamic theming script:
http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=7131

From what other Debian users have discussed with me, it may be due to a Ximian patch that debian applied to standard OOo.

To just use the static theme included, you should not need to run any scripts (see README).

Anyway, I was working on a small icon theme, but I am very busy till the end of this month, so I'll look into any issues after that.