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interface XMailMergeBroadcaster
Description
allows for adding/removing of mail merge event listeners.

Registered listeners will be notified with a MailMergeEvent when a document is about to get merged.

Since
OOo 1.1.2
See also
MailMergeEvent, MailMerge
Methods' Summary
addMailMergeEventListener Adds an entry to the list of mail merge listeners.  
removeMailMergeEventListener Removes an entry to the list of mail merge listeners.  
Methods' Details
addMailMergeEventListener
void
addMailMergeEventListener( [in] XMailMergeListener  xListener );
Description
Adds an entry to the list of mail merge listeners.
Parameter xListener
The listener to be added.
removeMailMergeEventListener
void
removeMailMergeEventListener( [in] XMailMergeListener  xListener );
Description
Removes an entry to the list of mail merge listeners.
Parameter xListener
The listener to be removed.
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