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So thanks to Mauricio I added these lines to the ones in the question:- oButtonModel.FontWeight = 150 '####

I am writing some On the fly dialogs - ie not using the graphical dialog editor - and have discovered by much reading and searching how to edit the TextColor of buttons, and BackgroundColor of the dialogs e.g.

oDialogModel= createUnoService( "com.sun.star.awt.UnoControlDialogModel" )
oDialogModel.BackgroundColor = RGB (0,0,255)

and

oButtonModel = oDialogModel.createInstance( "com.sun.star.awt.UnoControlButtonModel" ) oButtonModel.BackgroundColor = RGB(154,245,154 )
oButtonModel.TextColor=RGB(255,255,255)

• but for the life of me I cannot discover a way to alter the size, or the font, of the text written on the buttons. My goal is to produce some buttons with fairly large text. (Bold, italic etc ) I'm sure it is relatively easy but I cannot find it.

Please could someone assist.

Real code examples would be very useful - thankyou

That's what I coudn't find! - Thank you so much. I feel as if I'm getting somewhere now. Much appreciated.

On-the-fly dialogs in LO Calc - text size on buttons? I am writing some On the fly dialogs - ie not using the graphical

On-the-fly dialogs in LO Calc - text size on buttons? I am writing some On the fly dialogs - ie not using the graphical

My aim is to produce a CALC spreadsheet that can be used WITHOUT a mouse (or pointer or trackpad) My sheets contain a few macros which I know I can 'fire' from the top menu but most of the macros are triggered by buttons

So when writing a macro - how do I set the focus on to a particular button from the macro itself. ( Yes I know that the keyboard command CTL+W sets the focus onto the button - but how do I set the focus onto a particular button from within the macro? )

Thank you for your interest in this problem

This is a perfect answer - thank you so much.f

Setting Focus on a button without a mouse My aim is to produce a CALC spreadsheet that can be used WITHOUT a mouse (or p

I have two laptops - both running Linux Mint 18.2, Xfce 64bit, both with LibreOffice 5.1.6.2 Unless I am completely missing something I have set the LO Tools>Options the same for both computers.

When I set them both up I noticed that in Calc documents with buttons (push buttons or options buttons) the underlined accelerators were not visible. (But they did actually work - I noticed that because I had predetermined the accelerator with the tilde~). This was the same for both laptops

Later I must have altered some setting somewhere (in LO or Linux I know not which!) because now one of my computers shows the accelerators perfectly well but the other doesn't.

Can anybody tell me where the setting is?

Thank you - that looks quite a daunting task - but I shall start with the Andrew Pitonyak PDF as that looks very compreh

OTF Dialogs (On-the-fly) - altering font, text size etc I am trying to develop my macro writing skill (...I'm @ beginner

OTF Dialogs (On-the-fly) - altering font, text size etc I am trying to develop my macro writing skill (...I'm @ beginner

L-alt toggle doesn't seem to do anything. I think it is something to do with Xcfe settings. * STOP PRESS * With my v

I've had something similar happen - and I found this somewher on the net which worked for me SPELLCHECK – this may not

Button accelerators not visible (but working) I have two laptops - both running Linux Mint 18.2, Xfce 64bit, both with L

Button accelerators not visible (but working) I have two laptops - both running Linux Mint 18.2, Xfce 64bit, both with L

Ahhh now I'm getting there. In my system it would not accept CTRL+f5 as "control focus" but by a bit of trial and error

I would like to use LibreOffice Calc completely mouseless - I can find keyboard shortcuts for most things but note for:- 1. Selecting a button to be pressed 2. Selecting an option button

If I cheat and use a mouse once selected I can move between any buttons using a cursor - but how do you initially jump from the cells of the sheet to a button?

That's what I thought too but it doesn't work for me. I'm using LO 5.1.6.2 and Linux Mint Xfce CTRL+F5 doesn't seem to

How to activate buttons in calc without a mouse I would like to use LibreOffice Calc completely mouseless - I can find