Contains common settings which are potentially shared by other components. Contains a container for passwords. Contains a password encoded with the master password. Contains settings for a history entry in the history list. Specifies the document URL. Specifies the filter name that was chosen to load the document. Indicates the title of the URL that is displayed on the user-interface. Contains an encoded password used to open the document. Describes a menu entry for configurable office menus (e.g. file new). Specifies the URL for dispatch. Specifies the label of a menu entry. Specifies the identifier of an assigned icon. Specifies the dispatch target (for example, _blank to open URL in new frame). Contains the width and height of the dialog size. Contains the height of the dialog [UNIT=pixel]. Contains the width of the dialog [UNIT=pixel]. Describes the characteristics of a font. Specifies the exact name of the font ("Arial", "Courier", "Frutiger"). Specifies the height of the font in the measure of the destination. Specifies the width of the font in the measure of the destination. Specifies the style name of the font ("Bold", "Italic", "Italic Bold"). Specifies the general style of the font. DONTKNOW DECORATIVE MODERN ROMAN SCRIPT SWISS SYSTEM DONTKNOW Specifies the character set which is supported by the font. DONTKNOW ANSI MAC IBMPC_437 IBMPC_850 IBMPC_860 IBMPC_861 IBMPC_863 IBMPC_865 SYSTEM SYMBOL Specifies the pitch of the font. DONTKNOW FIXED VARIABLE Specifies the character width. Depending on the specified width, a font that supports this width may be selected. [UNIT=%]. Specifies the thickness of the line. Specifies if there is a character slant (italic). NONE OBLIQUE ITALIC DONTKNOW REVERSE_OBLIQUE REVERSE_ITALIC Specifies the type of underline. NONE SINGLE DOUBLE DOTTED DONTKNOW DASH LONGDASH DASHDOT DASHDOTDOT SMALLWAVE WAVE DOUBLEWAVE BOLD BOLDDOTTED BOLDDASH BOLDLONGDASH BOLDDASHDOT BOLDDASHDOTDOT BOLDWAVE Specifies the type of strikeout. NONE SINGLE DOUBLE DONTKNOW BOLD SLASH X Specifies the rotation of the font. [UNIT=degree]. Specifies if a kerning table is available (for requesting). For selecting, specifies if the kerning table is to be used. Specifies if only words get underlined. Specifies the technology of the font representation. DONTKNOW RASTER DEVICE SCALABLE Contains settings for the font replacement. Contains the name of font that is to be replaced. Contains the name of the replacing font. Determines if the font pair replacement is applied on the screen. false Determines if the font pair replacement is applied on the printer. false Use LogicalGraphicSize instead of this. Specifies the size of a graphic. [UNIT=1/100 mm]. Specifies the width of graphic. [UNIT=1/100 mm]. Represents the highest value that can be entered in the dialog. Represents the lowest value that can be entered in the dialog. 10000 Specifies the height of graphic. [UNIT=1/100 mm]. Represents the lowest value that can be entered in the dialog. Represents the highest value that can be entered in the dialog. 10000 Specifies the logical size of a graphic. [UNIT=1/100 mm]. Specifies the logical width of a graphic. [UNIT=1/100 mm]. Represents the lowest value that can be entered in the dialog. Represents the highest value that can be entered in the dialog. 10000 Specifies the logical height of graphic. [UNIT=1/100 mm]. Represents the lowest value that can be entered in the dialog. Represents the highest value that can be entered in the dialog. 10000 Replaced by org.openoffice.Office.Embedding/ObjectName. Deprecated Deprecated Deprecated Specifies an entry of the recovery list which is then used by CrashGuard to save information about the last opened files. Specifies an URL that should be recovered after the next Office start. Specifies a filter that should be used to open the document referenced by the URL property. Contains the name of the temporary file which represents the document. Contains the characters (so called forbidden characters) that are not allowed at the beginning or end of a line. Contains the characters that are not allowed at the beginning of a line. Contains the characters that are not allowed at the end of a line. Stores an association between a numeric value and a name. Specifies a name that is associated with a counter. Specifies a number that is associated with a name. Use cfg package Jobs instead of this. Use cfg package Jobs instead of this. Use cfg package Jobs instead of this. Use cfg package Jobs instead of this. Use cfg package Jobs instead of this. Use cfg package Jobs instead of this. All Certificate information needed to handle and identify the signature. Subject name of Certificate. Serial Number of Certificate. Raw of Certificate. specifies, on a per-application-type basis, certain defaults for layouting form controls specifies the default visual effect for form controls specifies no special visual effect specifies a flat appearance specifies a 3D appearance specifies whether the controls should use dynamic border coloring, if possible. Dymamic border coloring means that when the mouse is hovered over a control, and when a control receives the focus, this is indicated with special border colors. false controls whether form controls, when they render their text, use the same metrics as the document does. If this is set to <true>, then the control text's appearance better matches the text in the surrounding document.</p> <p>Technically, documents use a reference device for formatting, which usually has a higher resolution than the actual output device. The option decides whether form controls should use the same reference device as the surrounding document. However, some of OOo's document implementations do not properly use their reference device in all situations, in which case the option might better be disabled.<p> true Stores registration data which is related to a specific product version. An instance UUID associated with the product version ID. Stores the details of the installed personas. Unique pretty id of the persona, also part of its url The Persona's name Name of the preview file for the Persona to show in the UI Name of the header file for the Persona Name of the footer file for the Persona Value of the text color for the Persona Contains settings for VCL. Specifies if OpenGL rendering should be used in VCL backends supporting it. false Specifies if OpenGL rendering should be used in VCL backends supporting it. This one forces the use of OpenGL even if the blacklist would block the OpenGL driver. false Defines if the user interface animations (like "walking ant" animation when copying a cell in Calc) is enabled or disabled. Disabling animations makes a lot of sense on remote connections (VNC), where animations increase the (always limited) amount of bandwidth needed. Defines if the user interface animations are disabled. true Contains internal MSExport settings that are common for all apps. Specifies if an old (5.0 format) way instead of a new one (6.0 OLE embedded document) should be used for export of inplace objects in case MS-filters are not used for them. false Contains a description of the persistent password container. Specifies if passwords can be stored persistently. false Specifies if there is a valid master password. false Contains the master password encrypted by itself. Contains a list of passwords encoded with the master password. Contains a list of URLs that should be accessed using system credentials of the user. Specifies if authentication using system credentials should be tried automatically for all resources that support it (regardless of whether they are in "AuthenticateUsingSystemCredentials" list or not). false Contains settings related to dictionaries. Specifies a repository URL where users can download additional dictionaries. Specifies settings for the Drawinglayer. Specifies if the Overlay pane is allowed to use an own buffer. If on, Overlay is fast but a buffer (graphics memory) is used. If off, Overlay is slow, but no Buffer is needed. This is the global switch which will enable/disable overlay for all Applications. This is the global switch for the whole office. Overlay is allowed to use a Background Buffer in all Applications true Similar to OverlayBuffer, but only for Calc Application Calc Overlay is allowed to use a Background Buffer true Similar to OverlayBuffer, but only for Writer Application Writer Overlay is allowed to use a Background Buffer true Similar to OverlayBuffer, but only for Draw/Impress Applications Draw/Impress Overlay is allowed to use a Background Buffer true Specifies if the Application Repaint shall use a buffer for Pre-Rendering. If on, screen flicker is greatly reduced and remote display is fast, but a buffer (graphics memory) is needed. If off, screen flicker will occur and remote display is slow, but no buffer is needed. This is the global switch for the whole office. Application Repaint is allowed to use Pre-Rendering Buffer. true Similar to PaintBuffer, but only for Calc Application. PaintBuffer is the global switch. Calc Repaint is allowed to use Pre-Rendering Buffer true Similar to PaintBuffer, but only for Writer Application. PaintBuffer is the global switch. Writer Repaint is allowed to use Pre-Rendering Buffer true Similar to PaintBuffer, but only for Draw/Impress Applications. PaintBuffer is the global switch. Draw/Impress Repaint is allowed to use Pre-Rendering Buffer true Specifies the first one of two colors used from overlay to display striped lines as helplines. Default is black. Use given color as first stripe color 0 Specifies the second one of two colors used from overlay to display striped lines as helplines. Default is white. Use given color as second stripe color 16777215 Specifies the length in pixels of a single stripe used from overlay to display striped lines as helplines. Default is four. Use given length as stripe length 4 Specifies the maximum allowed Paper Width for page definitions in cm. Default is 6m, i.e. 600 cm. When this is changed to higher values, it is done on own risk. Maximum allowed Paper Width for page definitions 600 Specifies the maximum allowed Paper Height for page definitions in cm. Default is 6m, i.e. 600 cm. When this is changed to higher values, it is done on own risk. Maximum allowed Paper Height for page definitions 600 Specifies the maximum allowed Left Margin for the page definitions in 1/100th cm. Maximum allowed Left margin for page definitions 9999 Specifies the maximum allowed Right Margin for the page definitions in 1/100th cm. Maximum allowed Right margin for page definitions 9999 Specifies the maximum allowed Top Margin for the page definitions in 1/100th cm. Maximum allowed Top margin for page definitions 9999 Specifies the maximum allowed Bottom Margin for the page definitions in 1/100th cm. Maximum allowed Bottom margin for page definitions 9999 This switch allows to switch DrawingLayer based views to be rendered using AntiAliasing or not. Of course this takes only effect when AntiAliasing is supported for the System OOo is running on. This switch determines if DrawingLayer based views use AntiAliasing. true This switch allows to enhance visualisation of graphics which use Horizontal or Vertical Hairlines combined with AntiAliased mode (e.g. in 2D charts). When not used, those lines will be AntiAliased as everything else. Since this is not pleasing for the eye, this option allows to force those lines to snap to discrete points (pixels) when activated and thus avoids AntiAliasing of pure Horizontal or Vertical Hairlines. Determines if Horizontal and Vertical HairLines in AntiAliased mode are snapped to discrete pixels to enhance visualisation true This switch determines if the decorations of decorated text portions (e.g. underline, strike through) are rendered using VCL direct rendering or if the primitive is decomposed into simple text and the corresponding geometrical representations of the decorations. Default is true since VCL's usage of the diverse System's hinting possibilities for decorations is useful. Determines if decorated texts are decomposed at render time or directly rendered using VCL true This switch determines if simple text is directly rendered using VCL or not. If not, the simple text is decomposed into PolyPolygons which will be painted then. Default is true, since VCL will use the hinting for font rendering on the diverse supported systems, which gives better quality than rendering the text as Polygons. Determines if simple texts are decomposed at render time or directly rendered using VCL true This switch decides if Interactions in the DrawingLayer are visualized using Wireframe or Full-Object previews. If false, only Wireframe will be used. If true, Full-Object preview which gives a much better feedback about the object interaction will be used. This mode is used for modification and creation of objects. During interaction, a geometric copy of the object(s) is shown with 50% transparence in the foreground. That copy shows exactly what You will get when You end the interaction. This switch determines if DrawingLayer Interactions show Wireframe or Full-Object preview. true This defines a Limitation for the default raster conversion from 3D Scenes to Bitmaps. The number is the maximum number of pixels to use, e.g. 1000x1000 Pixels is allowed as default. When Scenes would need more Pixels than this, the Bitmap will be limited and scaled to the needed pixel size at paint time. A Pixel limitation for the creation of 3D Scenes with the default renderer. 1000000 This defines a Limitation for the default raster conversion of FormControls in edit mode. These have the ability to be displayed using this fallback to Bitmaps. The number is the maximum number of pixels to use, e.g. 300x150 Pixels is allowed as default. When FormControls would need more Pixels than this, the Bitmap will be limited and scaled to the needed pixel size at paint time. A Pixel limitation for the creation of FormControl fallback display. 45000 This switch defines if the selections in the applications (text or cells) are visualized using inverse (XOR) when set to false (the old selection method, also used when in HighContrast mode) or a transparent overlay selection using the system's selection color. This switch defines if for text/cell selections the old inverse or the new transparent selection is to be used. true Specifies the degree of transparence to be used when transparent selection is used. The value is a percent value. Since neither no transparence nor complete transparence makes sense, the value is limited to a range of 10% - 90%. If the given value is outside this range, it is cropped to it. Specifies the percent of transparence to use if transparent selection is used. 75 Specifies the maximum allowed luminance the system's selection color may have. When the colorfetched from the system is brighter (luminance is bigger), it will be scaled to a luminance of exactly this given value. Specifies the maximum allowed luminance for the system's selection color. 70 Contains miscellaneous settings for the auto correction. Specifies if the replacement table should be used to replace letter combinations with defined text Use replacement table true Specifies if two initial capitals should be corrected automatically. Correct two initial capitals true Specifies if the letter at the beginning of a sentence should be capitalized automatically. Capitalize first letter of every sentence true Specifies if text should be formatted in bold or underlined when the corresponding characters are entered (*bold*, /italic/, -strikeout-, _underline_). Apply bold, italics, strikeout or underline true Specifies if character strings which could represent an URL should be converted to a hyperlink. Detect URL true Specifies if ordinal numbers should be displayed with raised endings. Replace ordinal numbers true Specifies if minus signs should be replaced by dashes automatically. Replace dashes true Adds a non-breaking space before the characters :;!? in french. Add non-breaking space true Specifies if multiple spaces should be combined into one. Ignore double spaces false Specifies whether or not to correct accidental use of CAPS lock key. Correct accidental use of cAPS LOCK key true Specifies if single quotes should be replaced. Single quotes - Replace true Specifies the start single quote. Start single quote Specifies the end single quote. End Single quote Specifies if double quotes should be replaced. Double quotes - Replace true Specifies the start quote. Start quote Specifies the end quote. End quote Contains settings to apply replacement rules and exceptions. Specifies if defined words with two initial capital letters or a small initial letter should not be included in the AutoCorrect replacement. Words with two initial capital letters or a small initial - Add automatically true Specifies if defined abbreviations should be taken into account to exclude a preceding capital letter. Abbreviations (no subsequent capital letter) - Add automatically true Specifies cache related options. Specifies the cache related options for the drawing engine. Determines the maximum number of OLE objects that can be held in RAM for drawings, presentations and inserted drawing objects. The fewer OLE objects contained in RAM, the more space is available for other functions. The more OLE objects in RAM, the faster you can page through the objects since they do not always need to be loaded from the hard drive. 20 Specifies the cache related options for Writer. Determines the maximum number of OLE objects that can be held in RAM for the writer. The fewer OLE objects contained in RAM, the more space is available for other functions. The more OLE objects in RAM, the faster you can page through the objects since they do not always need to be loaded from the hard drive. 20 Specifies a group of graphic manager cache options. Image Manager Cache Not used anymore Specifies the maximum cache size for all graphical display objects. Total Image Cache Size 400000000 Not used anymore Specifies the maximum cache size for a single graphic display object. Image Object Cache Size 12600000 Not used anymore Specifies the time in seconds after which a cached object is freed from the cache. Image Object Release Timeout 600 Specifies the allowed cumulated memory that the graphic objects can occupy before they start to get swapped to the disk to save memory. Graphic Memory Limit Size 300000000 Specifies the time in seconds when the graphic object can be idle (time since it was last used) before it is considered to be swapped to the disk to save memory. Graphic Allowed Idle Time 10 Contains the current and default path settings used by the Office. Contains various properties information purpose only. A flag which is set by the tools options dialog whenever a user changed the work path. true Contains the global path settings, mainly those of the Options dialog. Specifies the directory that contains spreadsheet add-ins which use the old add-in API. $(progpath)/addin Specifies the settings of the AutoCorrect dialog. $(insturl)/@LIBO_SHARE_FOLDER@/autocorr $(userurl)/autocorr Contains the directory which contains the AutoText modules. $(insturl)/@LIBO_SHARE_FOLDER@/autotext/$(vlang) $(userurl)/autotext Stores the automatic backup copies of documents. $(userurl)/backup Contains the Basic files, which are used by the AutoPilots. $(insturl)/@LIBO_SHARE_FOLDER@/basic $(userurl)/basic Contains the bitmap files which can be used for menu and toolbar icons. $(insturl)/@LIBO_SHARE_FOLDER@/config/symbol Contains the configuration files. This value cannot be changed through the user interface. $(insturl)/@LIBO_SHARE_FOLDER@/config Contains the provided dictionaries. $(insturl)/@LIBO_SHARE_FOLDER@/wordbook Specifies the path to save folder bookmarks. $(userurl)/config/folders Specifies the directory where all the filters are stored. $(progpath)/filter Specifies the directory which contains the Gallery database and multimedia files. $(insturl)/@LIBO_SHARE_FOLDER@/gallery $(userurl)/gallery Specifies the directory that is displayed when the dialog for opening an image or for saving a new image is called. $(userurl)/gallery Specifies the path to the Office help files. $(instpath)/@LIBO_SHARE_HELP_FOLDER@ Contains the files that are necessary for the spellcheck. $(insturl)/@LIBO_SHARE_FOLDER@/dict Contains the Office modules. $(progpath) Specifies the path to the palette files *.SOB to *.SOF containing user-defined colors and patterns. $(insturl)/@LIBO_SHARE_FOLDER@/palette $(userurl)/config Specifies the directory in which the plugins are saved. $(progpath)/plugin Without replacement. Specifies the location where misc data are stored. $(userpath)/store Replaced by org.openoffice.Office.Paths/Temp Specifies the base directory used by the Office to store temp files. Specifies the templates originate from these folders and sub-folders. $(insturl)/@LIBO_SHARE_FOLDER@/template/$(vlang) $(insturl)/@LIBO_SHARE_FOLDER@/template/common $(userurl)/template Specifies additional folders containing a global user interface configuration. The final user interface configuration is merged from UserConfig and from these folders. $(insturl)/@LIBO_SHARE_FOLDER@/config Specifies the folder with the user settings. $(userurl)/config Contains the custom dictionaries. $(userurl)/wordbook Specifies the path of the work folder, which can be modified according to the user's needs. The path specified here can be seen in the Open or Save dialog. $(work) Contains the default values of all the paths, which can be modified according to the user's needs. They are used when pressing the Standard-button in the Options dialog. Specifies the default directory that contains spreadsheet add-ins which use the old add-in API. $(progpath)/addin Specifies the default directory for the settings of the AutoCorrect dialog. $(insturl)/@LIBO_SHARE_FOLDER@/autocorr $(userurl)/autocorr Specifies the default directory where the AutoText modules are located. $(insturl)/@LIBO_SHARE_FOLDER@/autotext/$(vlang) $(userurl)/autotext Specifies the default directory for the automatic backup copies of documents. $(userurl)/backup Specifies the default directory where the Basic files, used by the AutoPilots, are located. $(insturl)/@LIBO_SHARE_FOLDER@/basic $(userurl)/basic Specifies the default directory where the bitmap files, which can be used for the menu and toolbar icons, are located. $(insturl)/@LIBO_SHARE_FOLDER@/config/symbol Specifies the default directory where the configuration files are stored. $(insturl)/@LIBO_SHARE_FOLDER@/config Contains the URL of the default TSCP BAF policy file. $(insturl)/@LIBO_SHARE_FOLDER@/classification/example.xml Specifies the default directory where the provided dictionaries are located. $(insturl)/@LIBO_SHARE_FOLDER@/wordbook/$(vlang) Specifies the default directory where folder bookmarks are stored. $(userurl)/config/folders Specifies the default directory where all the filters are stored. $(progpath)/filter Specifies the default directory where the Gallery database and multimedia files are located. $(insturl)/@LIBO_SHARE_FOLDER@/gallery $(userurl)/gallery Specifies the default directory used by the dialog for opening an image or for saving a new image. $(userurl)/gallery Specifies the default directory where Office help files are located. $(instpath)/@LIBO_SHARE_HELP_FOLDER@ Specifies the default directory where the files that are necessary for the spellcheck are saved. $(insturl)/@LIBO_SHARE_FOLDER@/dict Specifies the default directory which contains the Office modules. $(progpath) Specifies the default directory for the palette files *.SOB to *.SOF containing user-defined colors and patterns. $(userurl)/config Specifies the default directory where the Office plugins are located. $(progpath)/plugin Specifies the default directory that is used as a base directory for all temporary Office files. $(temp) Specifies the default directory where all provided templates are located in folders and sub-folders. $(insturl)/@LIBO_SHARE_FOLDER@/template/$(vlang) $(insturl)/@LIBO_SHARE_FOLDER@/template/common $(userurl)/template Specifies the default directories for the global user interface configuration. The final user interface configuration is merged from UserConfig and from these folders. Specifies the default directory which stores the user settings. $(userurl)/config Specifies the default directory which stores the custom dictionaries. $(userurl)/wordbook Specifies the default working directory where user stores documents. $(work) Contains some common settings for fonts. Contains settings for the font substitution. Determines if the list of font replacements is applied or not Apply replacement table false Specifies a substitution of the requested font, even if this font is available on the user's system. Contains the settings for the font selection box in the object bar. Contains the last five fonts, which are shown on the top of a list, beginning with the last one. This list will be displayed on the font-name-box of the object bar. true Specifies that the names of the selectable fonts will be displayed with this font. true Specifies the font name and height used in HTML source view Specifies the name of the font that is used in source views (HTML source view or BASIC IDE) Specifies the height, in points, of the font that is used in source views (HTML source view or BASIC IDE) 10 Specifies whether only non-proportional font should be presented on the dialog page. true Specifies Gallery options. Gallery Options Contains information about configurable menus. Contains all entries of new menu. Contains all entries of wizard menu. Contains all help bookmarks. Specifies the URL used with the UNO command SendFeedback (SID_SEND_FEEDBACK). Specifies the URL used with the UNO command QuestionAnswers (SID_Q_AND_A). Specifies the URL used with the UNO command Documentation (SID_DOCUMENTATION). Specifies the URL used with the UNO command GetInvolved (SID_GETINVOLVED). Specifies the URL used with the UNO command Donation (SID_DONATION). Contains history information. Describes the range and current size of the help bookmark history list. Defines the minimum range of the help bookmark history list. Defines the maximum range of the help bookmark history list. 10000 Describes the range and current size of the history list. Defines the min range for the history size. Defines the max range for the history size. 100 Describes the range and current size of the picklist shown inside the menu. Defines the min range for the picklist size. Defines the max range for the picklist size. 25 Specifies whether to generate/show a thumbnail image for RecentDocsView. Store/show thumbnails in RecentDocs History true Contains the most recently opened help documents. Contains the most recently opened documents. Contains the most recently used documents displayed in the file menu. Contains settings which are used during the Office startup to check for unfinished work. Contains the documents that were opened when the office crashed. Contains general settings about the saving process. Specifies if the all open windows and documents should be saved. If set to true, the URLs of all open documents and all view properties of all open views are saved when terminating the application. Open documents false Contains settings which specify how documents are saved. Saves OOo 6.0 XML file documents unpacked into a directory. Documents are represented by the directory content and not by a single file. Save XML files unpacked false Specifies if the user's name should be written into the Properties dialog of the document when saving the document. Use data for document properties true Specifies whether all modified documents are automatically saved in a time interval. AutoSave every false Specifies whether to generate a thumbnail image and place it inside the odf archive file, which makes it possible to see a preview of the document. Store a preview of this document true Specifies whether to create a backup copy when a modified document is saved. Always create backup copy false Specifies if the document properties dialog will be opened for editing every time a document is saved under a new filename. Edit document properties before saving false Shows a prompt during AutoSave,even when the document has a filename. Prompt to save true Specifies the AutoSave time interval in minutes. Minutes Specifies that the minimum time interval is 1 minute. Specifies that the maximum time interval is 60 minutes. 10 Saves view properties of last active document view when saving a document. Document view true Specifies if files saved in the OOo 6.0 XML file formats should be in pretty printing format. Saving and loading the document takes more time in pretty printing format. Open windows false Specifies if a warning message is shown if a file is going to be saved to an alien format. Open windows true If the option is set, every time a user triggers a plain Save operation, SaveAs operation with possible additional user notifications will be started. false If the value is "true", then the ODF that is saved by OpenOffice.org will be backward compatible to previous minor versions. true Specifies if the printer settings will be loaded with the document. true Contains settings on how images contained in a document should be saved. Specifies how images contained in a document are saved. Save images Normal/Compressed/Original format Normal Compressed Original format 1 Export replacement objects as fallback images for vector graphics (True). Export replacement objects as fallback images for vector graphics true Specifies how URLs in documents should be processed during save. Specifies whether URLs in documents should be saved relative to the file system. File system true Specifies if URLs in documents should be saved relative to the Internet. Internet true Specifies ODF settings. Specifies the default ODF version for saving documents. ODFVER_UNKNOWN ODFVER_010 ODFVER_011 ODFVER_012 ODFVER_LATEST 3 Contains settings regarding the loading of documents. Specifies whether the user defined configuration settings are loaded together with the document. Load user-defined settings true Specifies whether the office update dialog should be shown in case the loaded document has newer ODF version than the maximal supported one. true Contains security specific Office settings. Determines how exotic file formats should be handled. Refuse loading without question Display a warning and let the user decide Always load without question 2 Determines if the user has access to the entire configuration via the Expert Configuration button. true Contains security settings regarding the GnuPG/OpenPGP backend. Determines if the PGPKeyPacket element on signed documents will contain the full public key (default), or the potentially much smaller minimal one, without any signatures. false Contains security settings regarding Basic scripts. Lists all trustworthy URLs: file: All scripts from the local file system including a LAN; private:explorer: Scripts from the Explorer; private:help: Scripts in the help system; private:newmenu: Scripts that are executed by the commands File-New and AutoPilot; private:schedule: Scripts of the scheduler; private:searchfolder: Scripts of the searchfolder; private:user: Scripts that are entered in the URL field. Determines how Office Basic scripts should be handled. Never According to Path List Always 1 Specifies whether execution of plugins found inside a document is allowed. true Specifies whether a warning box should be displayed before executing a script. false Specifies whether the user must confirm before a basic script can be executed. true Specifies whether to warn when saving or sending documents with personal/hidden data. false Specifies whether to warn when signing documents with personal/hidden data. true Contains the path to the users NSS certificate directory. Contains the URLs or Time Stamping Authority servers. Specifies whether to warn when printing documents with personal/hidden data. false Specifies whether to warn when creating PDF documents with personal/hidden data. false Specifies whether to remove personal information on saving. false Specifies whether to recommend password protection when saving documents. false Specifies whether ctrl-click is required to follow hyperlinks. true Specifies whether to block any links originating from documents that are not among the trusted locations. false Level of Macro security. Lowest level. Highest level. 2 Specifies whether the macro execution is disabled in general. If it is set to true, the "MacroSecurityLevel" is ignored. If it is set to false, the mentioned entry specified the level of macro security. false List with trusted authors. Contains window and dialog settings. Contains settings to change new document window behavior. Every new document window will be forced to front and grabs the focus. false Contains settings on how the application window should be displayed. Specifies whether the application window should be opened in Fullscreen mode. false Specifies the preferred view of the application window. Use last setting Show in task bar Open in Fullscreen mode 0 Contains settings which specify how dialogs and toolbars should be displayed. Specifies whether toolbar buttons should be drawn large or small. True means large. Large buttons false Specifies whether toolbox buttons should be drawn with a flat or 3D design. True means flat design. Flat buttons true Determines the automatic mouse positioning on dialogs: 0 - Default button 1 - Dialog center 2 - No automatic positioning Mouse positioning Snap To Button Snap To Middle No Snap 2 Determines the action assigned to the middle mouse button: 0 - No action 1 -Auto scroll 2 - Paste selection. Middle mouse button No action Auto scroll Paste selection 1 Contains menu view settings. Shows all deactivated menu entries. Menu commands that are normally not necessary are hidden by default. true Indicates whether icons in the office menus should shown/hidden by following the System theme. true Indicates whether icons in the office menus should be displayed. true Specifies automatic selection while moving the mouse over a menu (True). Menu follows mouse pointer true Indicates whether keyboard shortcuts should be displayed in context menus. Shortcuts in context menus Hide Show Use the default setting for the current platform. 2 Contains settings for general windows used by the Office. Specifies the representation of the window while dragging. Window Drag With window contents Frame only From system settings 2 Deprecated. Deprecated. Deprecated. false Deprecated. ZoomIn Small ForceDock AutoHide Task CantGetFocus Deprecated. Font antialiasing properties Specifies font antialiasing properties Font Antialiasing Enabled true Specifies an additional limit if Font Antialiasing is enabled. Fonts that are smaller than the specified limit are not anti-aliased. Font Antialiasing Minimum Pixel Height 8 Contains the settings regarding the undo operation in the Office. Specifies how many operations can be undone in a row. Number of steps Specifies the lowest number of undo steps possible. Specifies the highest number of undo steps possible. 100 Specifies options related to the setup. Specifies options related to the installed languages. Contains the installed Office languages for the menus and dialogs. Specifies options related to printing. Specifies if printing a document can modify a document due to reformatting (PrinterOptions) PrintingModifiesDocument false Contains settings for print specific warnings. Specifies if a warning should be displayed in case the printout requires a specific paper size (Warnings) Paper size false Specifies if a warning should be displayed in case the printout requires a specific paper orientation (Warnings) Paper orientation false Specifies if a warning should be displayed in case the printer defined in the document was not found (Warnings) Not found false Specifies if a warning should be displayed in case the printout contains transparent objects. (Warnings) Transparency true Specifies the options related to printing. Specifies the options related to printing. Indicates whether to ignore transparency for the output of objects. (PrinterOptions) ReduceTransparency false Specifies type of transparency reduction: 0 - Automatically determine reduction, 1 - Always disabled. (PrinterOptions) ReducedTransparencyMode 0 Indicates whether to reduce memory usage for output of gradients by limiting the number of gradient steps. (PrinterOptions) ReduceGradients false Specifies type of gradient reduction: 0 - reduce the number of stripes, 1 - reduce to color. (PrinterOptions) ReducedGradientMode 0 Specifies the maximum number stripes used for output of gradients. (PrinterOptions) ReducedGradientStepCount 64 Indicates whether to reduce the memory usage of bitmaps for print process by limiting the resolution. (PrinterOptions) ReduceBitmaps false Specifies type of bitmap reduction: 0 - Automatically determine optimal resolution, 1 - Use original resolution, 2 - User defined resolution. (PrinterOptions) ReducedBitmapMode 1 Specifies resolution of reduced bitmaps: 0 - 72DPI, 1 - 96DPI, 2 - 150DPI, 3 - 200DPI, 4 - 300DPI, 5 - 600DPI. (PrinterOptions) ReducedBitmapResolution 3 Indicates whether to reduce the resolution of automatically created substitution bitmaps of transparent objects. (PrinterOptions) ReducedBitmapIncludesTransparency true Indicates whether to create only grayscale output of all objects. (PrinterOptions) ConvertToGreyscales false Indicates whether PDF should be the Standard Print Job format (PrinterOptions) PDFAsStandardPrintJobFormat true Specifies the options for printing to a file. Print File Indicates whether to ignore transparency for the output of objects. (PrintFileOptions) ReduceTransparency false Indicates the type of transparency reduction: 0 - Automatically determine reduction, 1 - Always disabled. (PrintFileOptions) ReducedTransparencyMode 0 Indicates whether to reduce memory usage for output of gradients by limiting the number of gradient steps. (PrintFileOptions) ReduceGradients false Indicates the type of gradient reduction: 0 - Reduce the number of stripes, 1 - Reduce to color. (PrintFileOptions) ReducedGradientMode 0 Specifies the maximum number stripes used for output of gradients. (PrintFileOptions) ReducedGradientStepCount 64 Indicates whether to reduce the memory usage of bitmaps for the print process by limiting the resolution. (PrintFileOptions) ReduceBitmaps false Specifies the type of bitmap reduction: 0 - Automatically determine optimal resolution, 1 - Use original resolution, 2 - User defined resolution. (PrintFileOptions) ReducedBitmapMode 1 Specifies the resolution of reduced bitmaps: 0 - 72DPI, 1 - 96DPI, 2 - 150DPI, 3 - 200DPI, 4 - 300DPI, 5 - 600DPI. (PrintFileOptions) ReducedBitmapResolution 3 Indicates whether to reduce the resolution of automatically created substitution bitmaps of transparent objects. (PrintFileOptions) ReducedBitmapIncludesTransparency true Indicates whether to create only grayscale output of all objects. (PrintFileOptions) ConvertToGreyscales false Indicates whether PDF should be the Standard Print Job format (PrintFileOptions) PDFAsStandardPrintJobFormat true Contains settings specifying if a XML package is added to the applications binary files. Defines if a XML package is added to the Writer binary files. Defines if a XML package is added to the Calc binary files. Defines if a XML package is added to the Impress binary files. Defines if a XML package is added to the Draw binary files. Contains recent colors and custom colors List of Recent colors List of Recent color names Name of selected palette standard List of Custom colors List of Custom color names Contains recent characters List of Recent characters List of Recent character font Contains Favorite characters List of Favorite characters € ¥ £ © Σ Ω ≤ ≥ ∞ π † ‡ List of Favorite character font Liberation Serif Liberation Serif Liberation Serif Liberation Serif Liberation Serif Liberation Serif Liberation Serif Liberation Serif Liberation Serif Liberation Serif Liberation Serif Liberation Serif Contains settings that specify the common help settings. Determines whether basic help should be shown. true Determines the locale for the help pages. Determines the operating system on which the help system is displayed. Activates the Tip help. Tips true Activates the Extended help. Extended Tips false Activates "Built-in help is not installed" pop-up true Specifies the name of the stylesheet used to display help content. Default Specifies the root URL to the Office help pages. Blank disables Help buttons on dialogs in LibreOffice Online. https://help.libreoffice.org/help.html? Contains settings for the start center. Contains a string specifying the URL to be browsed for additional features (e.g. extensions) Contains a string specifying the URL to be browsed for information about the product Contains a string specifying the URL to be browsed for additional template documents Specifies the background color of the start center. 14540253 Specifies the text color of the buttons in the start center. 3355443 Specifies the background color of the thumbnail area in the start center. 6710886 Specifies the text color of the thumbnail area in the start center. 15658734 Specifies the background color of the highlight of a thumbnail in the start center. 14540253 Specifies the text color of the highlight of a thumbnail in the start center. 3355443 Specifies the options related to the vectorization of bitmaps. Specifies the number of colors that are used to create a vector graphic in Draw/Impress [UNIT=count]. Number of colors Specifies that the lowest number that can be used to create a vector graphic is 8. Specifies that the lowest number that can be used to create a vector graphic is 32. 8 Specifies the number of pixels that you want to combine as a single pixel when creating a vector graphic. Point reduction Specifies the minimum value to reduce point is 0 pixels. Specifies the maximum value to reduce point is 32 pixels. 0 Indicates whether to create a tiled background before vectorizing. Fill holes false Specifies the extent of background tiles that are used for vectorizing [UNIT=pixel]. Tile extent Specifies that the minimum extent is 8 pixels. Specifies that the maximum extent is 128 pixels. 32 Specifies settings for the date formats used. Specifies the first year that can be entered using two-digit-year date formats. First two-digit year 1930 Specifies default settings of Microsoft-, Graphic- and HTML filters. Specifies default settings of Microsoft filters. Specifies default settings of Microsoft import filters. Specifies if convertible MathType OLE objects are converted into Math objects. true Specifies if convertible WinWord OLE objects are converted into Writer objects. true Specifies if convertible Excel OLE objects are converted into Calc objects. true Specifies if convertible PowerPoint OLE objects are converted into Impress objects. true Specifies if OOXML SmartArt objects are converted into LO shapes. false Flag to control use of enhanced fields. true Specifies if LO should create MSO lock files next to the LO lock files when opening a file. This makes MSO to be able to read the user name from the lock file and show it for the user. false Specifies default settings of Microsoft export filters. Specifies if embedded Math objects are converted into MathType objects. true Specifies if embedded Writer objects are converted into WinWord objects. true Specifies if embedded Calc objects are converted into Excel objects. true Specifies if embedded Impress objects are converted into PowerPoint objects. true Specifies if previews are created when saving PowerPoint documents. true Specifies if previews are created when saving Excel documents. false Specifies if previews are created when saving Word documents. false Specifies if character background is exported as highlighting (and not as shading) when saving to Word document true Specifies default settings of graphic import and export dialogs. Specifies default settings of graphic import dialogs. Specifies default settings of the PCD - Photo CD Base import dialog. Specifies import resolution of PCD graphics. Resolution - Base16 / Base4 / Base PCD-Base16, 192*128 PCD graphic. PCD-Base4, 384*256 PCD graphic. PCD-Base, 768*512 PCD graphic. 2 Specifies default settings of graphic export dialogs. Specifies the unit default that is used in the graphic export dialog if exporting pixel graphics. inches cm mm points pica pixels default (depends to the metric settings in tools/options) -1 Specifies the unit default for the resolution that is used in the graphic export dialog if exporting pixel graphics. pixels/inch pixels/cm pixels/meter 0 Specifies the logical width of a graphic. [UNIT=1/100 mm]. Represents the lowest value that can be entered in the dialog. 96 Specifies the maximum raw graphic size in bytes up to which the realtime preview is enabled, for fast computers this value may be enlarged 4000000 Specifies the unit default that is used in the graphic export dialog if exporting vector graphics. inches cm mm points pica default (depends to the metric settings in tools/options) -1 Specifies default settings of the Windows Bitmap export dialog. Specifies the number of colors that are to be used for the export. Color resolution Original 1 bit, 1 bit threshold 1 bit, 1 bit dithered 4 bit, 4 bit grayscale 4 bit, 4 bit color palette 8 bit, 8 bit grayscale color 8 bit, 8 bit color palette 24 bit, 24 bit true color 0 Specifies if Run-Length-Encoding should be used in the export. RLE coding true Specifies default settings of the EPS - Encapsulated Postscript export dialog. Specifies if a preview graphic should be exported together with the Encapsulated PostScript file. Due to the fact that most programs can't render eps graphics, it is useful to provide a preview that can be displayed as replacement. The preview graphic will also be printed if the printer is not capable of Postscript. Preview - Picture preview (TIFF) / Interchange (EPSI) None TIFF Interchange (EPSI) - 1 bit color resolution TIFF and EPSI 0 Specifies the PostScript version that has to be used for the EPS export. Because not every PostScript printer is capable of version 2 PostScript, it is sometimes necessary to create version 1 PostScript graphics. PostScript Level 1 does not support color and bitmap compression. Version - Level 1 / Level 2 Version 1 PostScript Version 2 PostScript 2 Specifies if color or grayscale format is used for the EPS export. This option is not available for version 1 PostScript files. Color format - Color / Grayscale Color format Grayscale format 2 Specifies if bitmaps are exported by using the LZW (Lempel - Ziv - Welch) compression algorithm. Compression is only available for level 2 PostScript files. Compression - LZW encoding / None LZW compression No compression 2 Specifies if glyph outlines are exported. They produce the highest quality and it is the only possible way to create EPS files that are CJK compliant. Not using glyphs will produce smaller files, but it might lead to problems if not all fonts are available during printing. Export text using glyph outlines - always / never Glyph outlines No glyph outlines 0 Specifies default settings of the GIF - Graphics Interchange export dialog. Specifies if graphics should be exported using interlace. It is recommended for big pictures to activate interlace, so the content can be displayed immediately when loading the picture. Deactivate Activate 1 Specifies if the graphic background is stored as transparent. No transparency Transparency 1 Specifies default settings of the JPEG - Joint Photographic Experts Group export dialog. Specifies quality of the JPG export. A higher value results in higher quality and file size. Represents lowest value that can be used. The lower the value, the less good is the compression quality and the bigger is be the file size. Represents highest value that can be used. The higher the value, the better is the compression quality and the smaller is the file size. 75 Specifies if graphics are exported using true color or grayscale. True colors Grayscale 0 Specifies default settings of the PBM - Portable Bitmap export dialog. Specifies if graphics are exported to binary- or ASCII format. Binary ASCII 1 Specifies default settings of the PGM - Portable Graymap export dialog. Specifies if graphics are exported to a binary- or ASCII format. Binary ASCII 1 Specifies default settings of the PPM - Portable Pixelmap export dialog. Specifies if graphics are exported to a binary- or ASCII format. Binary ASCII 1 Specifies default settings of the PNG - Portable Network Graphic export dialog. Specifies export compression settings which ranges from 0 (no compression) to 9 (maximum compression). The calculating time increases with an ascending compression value. Represents lowest value that can be used. The lower the value, the lower the compression quality and the larger the file size. Represents the highest value that can be used. The higher the value, the higher the compression quality and the smaller the file size. 6 Specifies if graphics should be exported using interlace. It is recommended for big pictures to activate interlace, so the content can be displayed immediately when loading the picture. Deactivate interlace mode Activate interlace mode 1 Specifies default settings of SVG export dialog. Specifies if SVG Tiny profile should be used for export. false Specifies if fonts should be embedded into SVG file. true Specifies if text decoration like underlining and strike-through be drawn by using SVG attributes (true) or by drawing SVG primitives (false). true Contains settings for HTML import/export. Contains settings for HTML import. Specifies if numbers should be parsed according to the en-US locale instead of the user's locale. Use 'English (USA)' locale for numbers false Specifies if unknown tags should be imported as fields. Import unknown HTML tags as fields false Specifies if font settings should be ignored when importing. Ignore font settings false Specifies font size for HTML. Specifies font size for HTML as Token Font 1. Size 1 7 Specifies font size for HTML as Token Font 2. Size 2 10 Specifies font size for HTML as Token Font 3. Size 3 12 Specifies font size for HTML as Token Font 4. Size 4 14 Specifies font size for HTML as Token Font 5. Size 5 18 Specifies font size for HTML as Token Font 6. Size 6 24 Specifies font size for HTML as Token Font 7. Size 7 36 Contains settings for HTML export. Specifies the browser for which the HTML export should be optimized Browser Html 3.2 MSIE 4.0 Netscape 3.0 Writer Netscape 4.0 4 Specifies if Office Basic instructions are considered when exporting in HTML format. (Productname) Basic false Specifies if the print layout of the current document should also be exported. Print layout false Specifies whether images are copied to the Internet server when uploading via FTP. Copy local images to Internet true Specifies if a warning should be displayed to point out that the available Basic macros will be lost when exporting in HTML format. Display warning true Specifies the mimetype for the text encoding. Encoding export Specifies default settings of PDF export dialog. Specifies default settings of PDF export dialog. Use following properties instead: UseLosslessCompression, Quality, UseResolutionReduction, ResolutionReduction Deprecated. 1 Specifies if graphics are exported to PDF using a lossless compression eg. PNG or if they are compressed using the JPEG format. false Specifies quality of the JPG export. A higher value results in higher quality and file size. Represents lowest value that can be used. The lower the value, the less good is the compression quality and the bigger is be the file size. Represents highest value that can be used. The higher the value, the better is the compression quality and the smaller is the file size. 90 Specifies if the resolution of each image is reduced to the resolution specified by the property MaxImageResolution. true If the property ReduceImageResolution is set to true all images will be reduced to the given value in DPI. 75 150 300 600 1200 300 Determines if PDF are created by using special tags also known as Tagged PDF. false Specifies if notes are exported to PDF. false Specifies if PDF automatically opens after export. false Specifies if bookmarks are exported to PDF. true Specifies if placeholder fields are exported to PDF. false Specifies how many bookmark levels should be opened in the reader application when the PDF gets opened. -1 Specifies if notes pages are exported to PDF. (Notes pages are available in Impress documents only). false Specifies if only notes pages (i.e., not slides) are exported to PDF. (Notes pages are available in Impress documents only). false Specifies slide transitions are exported to PDF. This option is active only if storing Impress documents. true Specifies if hidden slides are exported to PDF. (Hidden slides are available in Impress documents only). false Specifies whether form fields are exported as widgets or only their fixed print representation is exported. true Specifies the submitted format of a PDF form. Specifies that forms type FDF is used. Specifies that forms type PDF is used. Specifies that forms type HTML is used. Specifies that forms type XML is used. 0 Specifies whether multiple form fields exported are allowed to have the same field name. false Specifies that automatically inserted empty pages are suppressed. This option is active only if storing Writer documents. true Specifies that a stream is inserted to the PDF file which contains the original document for archiving purposes. false Specifies whether to hide the PDF viewer menubar when the document is active. false Specifies whether to hide the PDF viewer toolbar when the document is active. false Specifies whether to hide the PDF viewer controls when the document is active. false Specifies that the PDF viewer window is opened full screen when the document is opened. false Specifies that the PDF viewer window is centered to the screen when the PDF document is opened. false Specifies that the PDF viewer window is opened full screen, on top of all windows.. false Specifies that the title of the document, if present in the document properties, is displayed in the PDF viewer window title bar. true Specifies how the PDF document should be displayed when opened. Select the default viewer mode, neither outlines or thumbnails. The document is opened with outline pane opened The document is opened with thumbnail pane opened 0 Specifies the action to be performed when the PDF document is opened. Opens with default zoom magnification. Opens magnified to fit the entire page within the window. Opens magnified to fit the entire page width within the window. Opens magnified to fit the entire width of its bounding box within the window (cuts out margins). Opens with the zoom level specified in the Zoom property. 0 specifies the zoom level a PDF document is opened with. Only valid if "Magnification" is set to "4". 100 Specifies the page on which a PDF document should be opened in the viewer application. 1 Specifies the page layout to be used when the document is opened. Display the pages according to the reader configuration. Display one page at a time. Display the pages in one column. Display the pages in two columns odd pages on the right, to have the odd pages on the left the FirstPageOnLeft property should be used as well. 0 Used with the value 3 of the PageLayout property above, true if the first page (odd) should be on the left side of the screen. false Specifies what printing is allowed. The document cannot be printed. The document can be printed at low resolution only. The document can be printed at maximum resolution. 2 Specifies the change allowed to the document. The document cannot be changed. Inserting deleting and rotating pages is allowed. Filling of form field is allowed. Both filling of form field and commenting is allowed. All the changes of the previous selections are permitted, with the only exclusion of page extraction (copy). 4 Specifies that the pages and the document content can be extracted to be used in other documents (copy and paste). true Specifies that the document content can be extracted to be used in accessibility applications. true Specifies the version of PDF to emit. PDF 1.5 (default selection). PDF 1.6 PDF/A-1 (ISO 19005-1:2005) PDF/A-2 (ISO 19005-2:2011) 0 Specifies that the file system related hyperlinks (file:// protocol) present in the document will be exported as relative to the source document location. true Specifies the way the exported PDF will be viewed (experienced) by the user. Specifies that the PDF will be exported with all the links external to the document treated as URI. This is the Default Specifies that the PDF will be exported in order to be viewed through a PDF reader application only. Valid only if not exporting to PDF/A-1 (e.g. SelectPdfVersion not set to 1). Specifies that the PDF will be exported in order to be viewed through an Internet browser, using the PDF plug-in provided with it. The bookmark of the URI will be rendered compatible with the target bookmark generated with OOo PDF Export feature (see ExportBookmarksToPDFDestination, below). 0 Specifies that the target documents with .od[tpgs] extension, will have that extension changed to .pdf when the link is exported to PDF. The source document remains untouched. false Specifies that the bookmarks contained in the source OpenOffice.org file should be exported to the PDF file as Named Destination (see PDF 1.4 section 8.2.1). false Determines the miscellaneous entries for the common group. Determines the maximum count of documents, which are allowed to be open at the same time. NIL will be interpreted as infinite! Special font for rendering of emojis EmojiOne Color Fonts where the win metrics need to be considered in order to display the font correctly Fonts are identified by their name and the font metrics (see fontmetric.cxx:ShouldUseWinMetrics). DIN Light,1509,-503,1509,-483,1997,483 Enables/Disables Plugins. PluginsEnabled true Determines if the system's file and folder pickers should be used. If false, the proprietary file/folder picker implementations will be used. Relevant on platforms where file/folder picker integration is implemented. true Allows to specify whether the OOo document file locking mechanics should use the system file locking. true Determines if WebDAV-specific file locking is used for documents on WebDAV shares. It is not recommended to set this option to 'false' in scenarios where multi-user, concurrent read/write access to WebDAV share is required true Allows to specify whether the OOo document file locking mechanics should use the lock file for locking. true Allows to specify whether locking should be used at all. Use this setting only for debugging purpose. true Determines if a warning dialog should be displayed when a user checks the link checkbox in the insert images dialog. true Determines if the system's print dialog should be used. If false, the platform independent print dialog implementation will be used. Relevant on platforms where print dialog integration is implemented. false Disables the customization of the UI elements. false If 'true', the config items VisibleLayers, PrintableLayers and LockedLayers are written to 'office:settings' element, otherwise not. Since LO 6.2 the ODF attributes of 'draw:layer' element are used on file open, if these config items do not exist. true Determines if various experimental, and potentially unstable features should be enabled in the user interface. false Determines whether the interactive screenshot mode should be enabled. false Determines whether the usage information (like what actions the user has performed) can be collected, and potentially sent for examination. false Determines whether the Tip-Of-The-Day dialog is shown on startup. true The last time when the Tip-of-the-day dialog was shown. 0 Determines whether OpenCL can be used, when available, to speed up some operations. true Combinations of (OS, OS version, OpenCL platform vendor, OpenCL device name, OpenCL driver version) that are known to be bad. Each entry is a string consisting of five parts separated by slashes. An empty part matches anything. In case a slash, percent or semicolon occurs inside a part, it is replaced by a percent followed by the corresponding number as two hex digits. The parts except OS can contain regular expressions. Inside these regular expressions the usual characters .*()[]\ are special and should be quoted with a backslash to be interpreted literally. OS should be just one of "Linux", "OS X" (including the space) or "Windows" (without quotes). Has higher priority than OpenCLWhiteList. Windows//Intel\(R\) Corporation//9\.17\.10\.2884;Windows//Intel\(R\) Corporation//4\.2\.0\.99;Windows//Intel\(R\) Corporation//5\.2\.0\.10049;Windows//Intel\(R\) Corporation//3\.0\.1\.10891 Like OpenCLBlackList, but for combinations known to be good. Linux//Advanced Micro Devices, Inc\.//1445\.5 \(sse2,avx\);//Advanced Micro Devices, Inc\.//;//Intel\(R\) Corporation//;//NVIDIA Corporation// A string identifying the OpenCL device that was successfully selected and passed the OpenCL calculation tests. The syntax of this value is purposely not documented. For LibreOffice internal use only, do not inspect this value or try to modify it from any level of user code. none Determines if the limited, and awkward code producing macro recorder should be enabled in the user interface. false Specifies which size of the symbols is used for the toolbars. 16x16 pixel icons 26x26 pixel icons 32x32 pixel icons 2 Specifies which size of the icons is used for the sidebar. will let the toolbox decide about its size small icons large icons 0 Specifies which size of the icons is used for the notebookbar. will let the toolbox decide about its size small icons large icons 0 Specifies which style of the symbols is used for the toolbars, menus, etc.: "auto" means chosen according to the desktop; "default" means the LibreOffice default theme; other possible values are the names of the various icon themes ("breeze", "crystal", "elementary", etc.). auto Specifies whether we should use a Firefox Persona, ie. a picture under the menu, toolbar, and status bar. No - the user wants just the themed look, no Persona. Default - the LibreOffice default Persona. The user installed an own Persona, and wants to use that. default Names of the header and footer images, and colors for text and accent. When set, the value has form "header.jpg;footer.jpg;#RGBTXT;#RGBACC". Specifies which button style the toolbars should use. 3D style Flat style 1 Enables/Disables the usage of AutoPilots for form controls. true Specifies if the office has never before been started. FirstRun true List of URLs of the places the user bookmarked in the file picker dialog. List of names of the places the user bookmarked in the file picker dialog. URL of the last used service in the remote file picker. List of sample URLs of the CMIS servers in the place edition dialog. List of names of the CMIS servers in the place edition dialog. Contains the Personas installed through extensions Number of saved searches in the Find and Replace dialog. contains settings for the form layer of the applications. specifies certain default layout settings for form controls. All those settings can be overruled in concrete documents, they specify creation-time defaults only. specifies certain default layout settings for form controls in text documents specifies certain default layout settings for form controls in web pages specifies certain default layout settings for form controls in spreadsheet documents specifies certain default layout settings for form controls in drawing documents specifies certain default layout settings for form controls in presentation documents specifies certain default layout settings for form controls in XML form documents specifies certain default layout settings for form controls in database form documents specifies certain default layout settings for form controls in database text report documents. specifies settings for the property browser used for forms and form controls. Enables or disables the property browser's access to form/control properties which are not officially supported. false Enables or disables a help section at the bottom of the property browser, which shows the help of the currently active property. false Contains layout specific settings for Asian languages. Determines the kerning of western text and/or punctuation inside of Asian text. IsKerningWesternTextOnly true Determines the type of character distance compression in Asian text: 0 - no compression; 1 - compress punctuation only; 2 - compress interpunction an japanese kana. CompressCharacterDistance 0 Contains the characters at which lines are not allowed to begin or to end. For each locale there is a separate entry with the locale as its node name. StartEndCharacters Contains all options for search. Specifies search for whole words only. false Specifies search backwards. false Specifies search with the use of wildcards. false Specifies search with the use of regular expressions. false Specifies search for styles only. false Specifies search with similarity. false Specifies search as case sensitive. false Specifies search ignores diacritics, not only CTL though. false Specifies search with the use of CTL option. true Specifies search with the use of Asian options. false Specifies the divider label in case of a component-based search extension. Specifies the label of the first component-based search command. Specifies the label of the second component-based search command. Specifies if search includes comments(SwPostItFields) false Specifies if formatted display strings are searched instead of cell content (Calc). false Contains search options for the Japanese language. Does not distinguish between full-width and half-width characters. true Does not distinguish between hiragana and katakana characters. true Specifies search without distinguishing between characters with diphthongs and double consonants and plain characters. true Specifies search without distinguishing between minus signs, dashes, and long vowel sounds. true Specifies search without distinguishing between repeat character marks. true Specifies search without distinguishing between standard and nonstandard ideography. true Specifies search without distinguishing between standard and nonstandard ideography. true Specifies search without distinguishing between 'Di' and 'Zi' or 'Du' and 'Zu'. true Specifies search without distinguishing between 'Ba' and 'Va' or 'Ha' and 'Fa'. true Specifies search without distinguishing between 'Tsi', 'Thi' and 'Chi' or 'Dhi' and 'Zi'. true Specifies search without distinguishing between 'Hyu' and 'Fyu' or 'Byu' and 'Vyu'. true Specifies search without distinguishing between 'Se' and 'She' or 'Ze' and 'Je'. true Specifies search without distinguishing between 'Ia' and 'Iya'. true Specifies search without distinguishing between 'Ki' and 'Ku'. true Specifies search without distinguishing between punctuation characters. true Specifies search without distinguishing between characters used as blank spaces, such as full-width spaces, half-width spaces, and tabs. true Specifies search without distinguishing between prolonged sound marks. true Specifies search without distinguishing between normal dots and middle dots. true Specifies settings for the accessibility options. Enables the automatic detection of a high contrast mode set for your desktop. Some OS' do not provide this option explicitly, but allow the user to choose a color scheme that is HC-compliant implicitly, which is recognized if the option is set. detect system's high contrast false Enables the use of high contrast colors, instead of displaying the normal/original WYSIWYG colors. For page previews true Enables or disables the automatic time out of help tips. You can specify a duration (n) of 1 to 99 seconds. If this option is disabled, press the Esc key to dismiss the help tip. Help tips disappear after true Enables or disables the automatic time out of help tips. You can specify a duration (n) of 1 to 99 seconds. If this option is disabled, press the Esc key to dismiss the help tip. Help tips disappear after Specifies the number of seconds to wait before displaying a help tip. Specifies the number of seconds to display a help tip. 4 Indicates whether to allow the graphical animation in all SO/OO applications (i.e. animated GIFs and objects in Impress during presentation, animated graphical previews (Gallery, Insert-Image, Animation Tool in Impress.) Allow animated images true Indicates whether to allow all textual animation like blinking and scrolling in all SO/OO applications. Allow animated text true Overrides all text color attributes set in a SO/OO document for display only. Always use automatic font color for screen display false Indicates whether the cursor is displayed in read-only texts. Use text selection mode in readonly texts. false Option to use EdgeBlending for previews in the UI (for ColorValueSet, ColorDropDown, FillStyle/LineStyle previews, etc...). EdgeBlending will visualize a one pixel border on the preview object with interpolated colors (default: TopLeft White, BottomRight Black) so that a nice 3D effect is shown. It is a percent value describing how strong the effect shall be. The value 0% switches it off, while the value 100% will cover the preview object's border completely with one pixel. Values in-between will be alpha-blended with the original preview image. Defines the EdgeBlending for Previews in Percent. 35 This option controls how many lines of a ListBox will be shown as a maximum. If the ListBox has less lines, all lines will be shown when opening the drop down content. If it has more lines, the visible number of lines will be limited to this number. The value 0 disables this feature, negative values are not allowed. This feature may not be used automatically by all ListBox implementations, but it gives a central hint value to use if an implementation wants to adapt to something useful. Defines the maximum number of lines visible in a ListBox. 25 This option controls how many columns the ColorValueSets (the matrix-organized dialogs for color select) will have. The default is 12 and this is aligned with the layout of the standard color palette. thus, when you change this value, you should know what you do. This setting also influences some width-oriented layouts in dialogs where this ColorValueSets are used, e.g. FillStyle dialog. Defines the number of columns that will be shown in a ColorValueSet. 12 This option allows to make previews (e.g. UI previews for object attributes) show the content with a checkered background to allow simple identification and better preview of transparent content, e.g. when a draw object is filled with a transparent image (SVG or bitmap) the preview will show the checkered background shine through, so the user can identify that the fill has transparency with a single look. Shows previews with shining through checkered background to visualize transparency. false Without replacement. Specifies external helper applications / protocol handlers. Specifies an external mail application to be used for Send as email. Specifies the external mail application to be used. Contains various language/localization specific settings. Contains settings for (language/localization specific) input methods. Controls the behavior of the IIIMP status window on Unix. If true, the status window is always displayed. If false, the status window is never displayed. If nil (the default), the status window is displayed depending on the current locale. Contains settings for the Asian languages (Chinese, Japanese, Korean,...) layout. Specifies, whether CJK font settings are available (true) or not (false). false Specifies, whether vertical text is available (true) or not (false). false Specifies, whether Asian typography options like compression and forbidden characters are available (true) or not (false). false Specifies, whether Japanese find options are selectable for search and replace (true) or not (false). false Specifies whether Rubys are available (true) or not (false). false Specifies whether case mapping to half and full width, hiragana and katakana are available (true) or not (false). false Specifies whether writing in double lines is available (true) or not (false). false Specifies whether emphasis marks are available (true) or not (false). false Specifies whether vertical call out objects are available (true) or not (false). false Contains settings for the languages with complex text layout (Hebrew, Arabic, Thai,...). Specifies whether CTL font settings are available (true) or not (false). false Specifies whether CTL strings are checked for the correct input sequence(true) or not (false). false Specifies whether CTL strings are checked restricted for the correct input sequence(true) or not (false). Is only effective when CTLSequenceChecking is true. false Specifies whether CTL input sequences are corrected while typing. Is only effective when CTLSequenceChecking is true. false Specifies the type of text cursor movement (logical (0) or visual (1)) within mixed text (RTL and LTR). 0 Specifies the type of numerals (Arabic (0), Hindi (1), system settings (2) or Context(3)) is used per default in all applications. 0 Specifies whether the whole user interface (UI) will be mirrored. If true, the UI will be right-to-left. If false, the UI will be left-to-right. If nil (the default), the UI will be mirrored depending on the office locale. Use cfg package Jobs instead of this. Uses cfg package Jobs instead of this component. Use cfg package Jobs instead of this. Uses cfg package Jobs instead of this component. Use cfg package Jobs instead of this. Uses cfg package Jobs instead of this component. Contains settings for smart tags. Contains Writer specific settings for smart tags. Specifies whether smart tag recognition is enabled. true A list of excluded smart tag types. Contains settings for Styles. Specifies if the styles preview is enabled. true Contains settings related to PackageKit (Unix only). Specifies if missing font installation should be triggered. true Specifies if missing langpack installation should be triggered. true TSCP Classification The policy type used at classification 3 Specifies if the intellectual property section in the advanced classification dialog should be expanded when the dialog is open. true Specifies if the intellectual property text in the advanced classification is free-form or limited to ';', '/' and ' ' (space) and delete key. true