I can also confirm that the OOO-dev 3.4 x86_install_en-US r1293550 downloaded 
2012-02-28 installs perfectly on a fresh Windows 8 Consumer Preview (64 bit) 
running under VirtualBox 4.1.8 on Windows 7 (64 bit).  The registration of 
start-menu entries is automatically turned into tiles on the Windows 8 Start 
page (see image -- the choice of dark blue default appears to be from my start 
page preferences).  There were no error messages during install (other than 
warnings because the package was a download on a network share and also not 
signed).  No errors occurred on first-run.  

I successfully opened a WordPad-created ODT file containing a drawing and a 
small screen capture and resaved it.  I was not able to Save As ... to a 
network share provided via the VM configuration.  That may have nothing to do 
with AOO.  I did the install from a network share.

  - Dennis

The one annoyance is the continuing involvement of the user in choosing where 
the setup files are expanded.  This extra step is even more dissonant on 
Windows 8 than on Windows XP through Windows 7, and putting such junk on the 
user's desktop is just awful.  (In the image from that step, I have manually 
changed the Destination Folder.)

-----Original Message-----
From: Zhe Liu [mailto:aliu...@gmail.com] 
Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2012 21:47
To: ooo-dev@incubator.apache.org
Subject: Re: Test results: AOO run on Windows 8

Awesome!  Thanks for your work!


2012/3/2  <rjaas...@saunalahti.fi>:
> Machine: Oracle VM VirtualBox 4.1.6  on LinuxMint
> OS: Windows 8 Consumer Preview (64 bit)
> AOO version: OOO340m1 (Build:9586) 2012-02-27 Rev.1293550
> Other programs: LibreOffice 3.5
>
> AOO installation: OK
> Writer: writing, saving, closing and reopen, all OK
> Calc: calculating, charting, saving, closing and reopen, all OK
> Impress:  saving, closing and reopen, all OK
>
> Testing with one item (for example one chart) in each case.
>
> I have tested some OpenOffice version on virtual new  W7 and it gave quite
> accurate prediction then.  So this test predict that AOO is working on W8 at
> least to some extent.
>
> Regards
> Risto



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Best Regards
>From aliu...@gmail.com

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