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Most of the people says that "openerp report designer" is the best tool for report customisation... but ubundu have libre office only that too dosnt support that tool..(I checked it)
Also I installed openoffice-4.1.1 and checked the report designer tool.. that also doesnt support it....
OH MY GOD its so much irritating guys.. please give me a solution.. which openoffice supports it.. or else any alternate solution...
Thanks John doe..
I got the solution..
Actually we should use the extension file in zip format that only is accepted format for openoffice extensions also..
openoffice 3.2 only correctly supports this extension...
other like 3.4 and 4 and all installs this extension but wont supports in openerp format its gives error like broken pipe..
so openoffice 3.2 plus extension in zip format is the solution for my ques... that all
Anand, Report Designner Plugin is only supported by version 3.x of OpenOffice and LibreOffice.
Oh k sir, what should I do now.. please guide me... Now I am having libre offcie-4.2....
Well, you should uninstall that libre office and install the 3.x version. On how you should do that will depends on the Operating System and Operating System version you are using. Search the internet for clues on how to do that. Here is one link to do it in Ubuntu 12.04: http://askubuntu.com/questions/108704/how-to-properly-downgrade-libreoffice-versions
Thank u sir, now I downloaded and used openoffice-3.4.. that also gives error while enabling it... ? :(
Description of the error/error message would help, Anand.
its showing many error... init modules error.. not found error..
Sir its showing like no module named wizard...? please help me to get out of this.. please...
got the solution
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