Re: Open office version 3.1.1 v 4.1.1

2015-01-10 Thread C Hambidge

Thank you for your response.

I am attempting to upgrade my 3.1.1.version of Open Office on my old 
computer using Windows XP.


Yes I`m using website as shown below. When I click on site I`m asked to fill 
in 3 boxes namely favourite operating system, language, and version. 
Clicking on these options produces nil information. I then click on 
Download full installation and connected to  Sourceforge site and then 
message appears stating
 We were unable to return you to sourceforge.net. Internet Explorer has 
stopped trying to restore this website. It appears that the website 
continues to have a problem. Another message appears stating that Internet 
Explorer attempts to restore site and it stops after 2 attempts to avoid and 
endless loop


Thank you,

Colin Hambidge



- Original Message - 
From: Dennis E. Hamilton dennis.hamil...@acm.org

To: users@openoffice.apache.org
Cc: c.hambidge...@btinternet.com
Sent: Saturday, January 10, 2015 1:30 AM
Subject: RE: Open office version 3.1.1 v 4.1.1


Security will ignore the issue of a site certificate.  The security list is 
for vulnerabilities identified in the software.


Is the download of version 4.1.1 being obtained via 
http://www.openoffice.org/download/?  This should not present any security 
warning.


Please confirm which machine the download is being attempted on.  Also, what 
browser is being used on that machine.


- Dennis

PS: Please reply to the list.  It is important to have other experts be able 
to follow the problem and for the community to know what solutions work.




-Original Message-
From: Johnny Rosenberg [mailto:gurus.knu...@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, January 9, 2015 17:15
To: users@openoffice.apache.org
Subject: Re: Open office version 3.1.1 v 4.1.1

2015-01-09 18:52 GMT+01:00 C Hambidge c.hambidge...@btinternet.com:


I am currently planning to close down this computer (using Windows XP)
which is running on Open Office version 3.1.1 but I can only close this
after I`ve transferred a 30 page important document to my new computer.

My new computer is an Imac. I`ve attempted to transfer this document as an
Email attachment and although the document is transferred the format has
changed and lines are jumbled up and it appears as one long document and
not separated into its 30 pages.



Which software did you use when viewing them?
Did you make sure that every font used in your document is installed in you
new computer? If not, another font may be used in its place, which could
mess things up a little, such as where pages begin and end.



On speaking to computer boffins I have been advised to download Apache
OpenOffice and this should cure the problem.  But as latest version is
4.1.1.

(1) Will  there be any conflict between document generated using version
3.1.1 and the receiving computer using 4.1.1 ?



There shouldn't be, as far as I noticed.




(2) Will this solve my problem?



I guess it likely will.




(3) I have attempted several times to download version 4.1.1 on this
computer



Which one is ”this computer”? The old one or the new one?



but I keep receiving Microsoft warning messages



Ah, the old one, right? I can't imagine why an iMac would throw up
Microsoft warning messages… :P



stating that there is something wrong with your webite`s security
certificate and won`t let me proceed to website to download the update.



Did you try to download with a proper web browser?



I have sent a separate email concerning this to your security Email
address (secur...@apache.org)

Please HELP!!

Thank you,

Colin Hambidge





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RE: Open office version 3.1.1 v 4.1.1

2015-01-10 Thread Dennis E. Hamilton
I think there may have been some web site problems that impacted you.

Usually the three options are filled in automatically based on what is 
Detected from your browser.

What version of Internet Explorer are you running on Windows XP?

 - Dennis

-Original Message-
From: C Hambidge [mailto:c.hambidge...@btinternet.com] 
Sent: Saturday, January 10, 2015 08:18
To: users@openoffice.apache.org
Subject: Re: Open office version 3.1.1 v 4.1.1

Thank you for your response.

I am attempting to upgrade my 3.1.1.version of Open Office on my old 
computer using Windows XP.

Yes I`m using website as shown below. When I click on site I`m asked to fill 
in 3 boxes namely favourite operating system, language, and version. 
Clicking on these options produces nil information. I then click on 
Download full installation and connected to  Sourceforge site and then 
message appears stating
 We were unable to return you to sourceforge.net. Internet Explorer has 
stopped trying to restore this website. It appears that the website 
continues to have a problem. Another message appears stating that Internet 
Explorer attempts to restore site and it stops after 2 attempts to avoid and 
endless loop

Thank you,

Colin Hambidge



- Original Message - 
From: Dennis E. Hamilton dennis.hamil...@acm.org
To: users@openoffice.apache.org
Cc: c.hambidge...@btinternet.com
Sent: Saturday, January 10, 2015 1:30 AM
Subject: RE: Open office version 3.1.1 v 4.1.1


Security will ignore the issue of a site certificate.  The security list is 
for vulnerabilities identified in the software.

Is the download of version 4.1.1 being obtained via 
http://www.openoffice.org/download/?  This should not present any security 
warning.

Please confirm which machine the download is being attempted on.  Also, what 
browser is being used on that machine.

 - Dennis

PS: Please reply to the list.  It is important to have other experts be able 
to follow the problem and for the community to know what solutions work.



-Original Message-
From: Johnny Rosenberg [mailto:gurus.knu...@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, January 9, 2015 17:15
To: users@openoffice.apache.org
Subject: Re: Open office version 3.1.1 v 4.1.1

2015-01-09 18:52 GMT+01:00 C Hambidge c.hambidge...@btinternet.com:

 I am currently planning to close down this computer (using Windows XP)
 which is running on Open Office version 3.1.1 but I can only close this
 after I`ve transferred a 30 page important document to my new computer.

 My new computer is an Imac. I`ve attempted to transfer this document as an
 Email attachment and although the document is transferred the format has
 changed and lines are jumbled up and it appears as one long document and
 not separated into its 30 pages.


Which software did you use when viewing them?
Did you make sure that every font used in your document is installed in you
new computer? If not, another font may be used in its place, which could
mess things up a little, such as where pages begin and end.


 On speaking to computer boffins I have been advised to download Apache
 OpenOffice and this should cure the problem.  But as latest version is
 4.1.1.

 (1) Will  there be any conflict between document generated using version
 3.1.1 and the receiving computer using 4.1.1 ?


There shouldn't be, as far as I noticed.



 (2) Will this solve my problem?


I guess it likely will.



 (3) I have attempted several times to download version 4.1.1 on this
 computer


Which one is ”this computer”? The old one or the new one?


 but I keep receiving Microsoft warning messages


Ah, the old one, right? I can't imagine why an iMac would throw up
Microsoft warning messages… :P


 stating that there is something wrong with your webite`s security
 certificate and won`t let me proceed to website to download the update.


Did you try to download with a proper web browser?


 I have sent a separate email concerning this to your security Email
 address (secur...@apache.org)

 Please HELP!!

 Thank you,

 Colin Hambidge




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Re: Open office version 3.1.1 v 4.1.1

2015-01-10 Thread James Knott
On 01/10/2015 11:18 AM, C Hambidge wrote:
 I am attempting to upgrade my 3.1.1.version of Open Office on my old
 computer using Windows XP.

 Yes I`m using website as shown below. When I click on site I`m asked
 to fill in 3 boxes namely favourite operating system, language, and
 version. Clicking on these options produces nil information. I then
 click on Download full installation and connected to  Sourceforge
 site and then message appears stating
  We were unable to return you to sourceforge.net. Internet Explorer
 has stopped trying to restore this website. It appears that the
 website continues to have a problem. Another message appears stating
 that Internet Explorer attempts to restore site and it stops after 2
 attempts to avoid and endless loop

It's always best to avoid Internet Explorer.  You may be happier with
Firefox from:
 https://www.mozilla.org

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Re: Open office version 3.1.1 v 4.1.1

2015-01-10 Thread NoOp
On 01/10/2015 08:18 AM, C Hambidge wrote:
 Thank you for your response.
 
 I am attempting to upgrade my 3.1.1.version of Open Office on my old 
 computer using Windows XP.
 
 Yes I`m using website as shown below. When I click on site I`m asked to fill 
 in 3 boxes namely favourite operating system, language, and version. 
 Clicking on these options produces nil information. I then click on 
 Download full installation and connected to  Sourceforge site and then 
 message appears stating
  We were unable to return you to sourceforge.net. Internet Explorer has 
 stopped trying to restore this website. It appears that the website 
 continues to have a problem. Another message appears stating that Internet 
 Explorer attempts to restore site and it stops after 2 attempts to avoid and 

I can confirm using Windows XP IE8 on a VMWare virtual machine. Here is
a screenshot:
http://s8.postimg.org/6ypeq0o2t/Screenshot_from_2015_01_10_20_45_28.png

However, when I use Firefox 34 the download works just fine.
http://s29.postimg.org/3pazj4cvb/Screenshot_from_2015_01_10_20_47_28.png
I suggest that you download and try with Firefox:
https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/desktop/

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Re: Open office version 3.1.1 v 4.1.1

2015-01-09 Thread Johnny Rosenberg
2015-01-09 18:52 GMT+01:00 C Hambidge c.hambidge...@btinternet.com:

 I am currently planning to close down this computer (using Windows XP)
 which is running on Open Office version 3.1.1 but I can only close this
 after I`ve transferred a 30 page important document to my new computer.

 My new computer is an Imac. I`ve attempted to transfer this document as an
 Email attachment and although the document is transferred the format has
 changed and lines are jumbled up and it appears as one long document and
 not separated into its 30 pages.


Which software did you use when viewing them?
Did you make sure that every font used in your document is installed in you
new computer? If not, another font may be used in its place, which could
mess things up a little, such as where pages begin and end.


 On speaking to computer boffins I have been advised to download Apache
 OpenOffice and this should cure the problem.  But as latest version is
 4.1.1.

 (1) Will  there be any conflict between document generated using version
 3.1.1 and the receiving computer using 4.1.1 ?


There shouldn't be, as far as I noticed.



 (2) Will this solve my problem?


I guess it likely will.



 (3) I have attempted several times to download version 4.1.1 on this
 computer


Which one is ”this computer”? The old one or the new one?


 but I keep receiving Microsoft warning messages


Ah, the old one, right? I can't imagine why an iMac would throw up
Microsoft warning messages… :P


 stating that there is something wrong with your webite`s security
 certificate and won`t let me proceed to website to download the update.


Did you try to download with a proper web browser?


 I have sent a separate email concerning this to your security Email
 address (secur...@apache.org)

 Please HELP!!

 Thank you,

 Colin Hambidge