Ciao Fridrich

Hope you are not too snowed in...

Thanks for all the instructions, they supplied a couple of missing bits
:=)

I am running a variety of Slackware and SuSE distributions, SW 10.0 on a
a PII laptop with OOo1.1.4, Writerperfect etc. and all is working fine.
The main computers and the other laptop have SuSE 9.2 and there I struck
some problems making writerperfect with a simple make command in an SDK
shell. I solved (?) the problem on my wife's computer by installing
1.9.74!! But I want to sort out the 1.1.4 system so that everytime I
reinstall a snapshot there are no complaints that the interface looks
different (again) or whatever. Hopefully I get a chance on a machine
here in the office to try out your instructions today. I will let you
know how things go.

regards from Affoltern a A
Martin

On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 08:19:11 +0100
Fridrich Strba <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> Martin Fox wrote:
> > I actually wanted to mention to you that the OOo 1.9XX snapshots
> > currently have a built in WP filter for reading - no other program
> > needed! But for those of us still with OOo1.1.4, Writerperfect is
> > super- albeit a little trickier to get going under Linux than
> > Windows(having spent 3 hours last night in the attempt.... ;-)    )
> 
> Yes, OOo snapshots since 1.9.62 have writerperfect built-in. And even
> many big Linux distributions use it since it is part of ximian's
> ooo-build. Martin, which distribution are you using?
> 
> Believe me, writerperfect is hundred percent easier to get going under
> Linux than Windows. We just distribute the Windows binaries, because
> (1) A typical Windows user is very likely not to have a compiler on
> her machine,
> (2) A typical Windows user, even if he had the compiler, would really
> have big problem to build all the dependencies.
> (3) We found a registry key that indicates where the most recent
> install of OOo/SO is, so it is easy to make it nice :-)
> 
> I was contemplating releasing an RPM for RedHat Enterprise Linux 3,
> since its OOo is not including it, but one would have to upgrade
> several libraries other libraries (libgsf at least, if I am not
> misstaken) to make it work properly.
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Fridrich
> 
> 
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