Re: [users] my problem

[jomali]

On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 9:39 PM, Programmer In Training <
p...@joseph-a-nagy-jr.us> wrote:

> On 12/16/2009 3:59 PM, Programmer In Training wrote:
> > On 12/16/2009 3:11 PM, James Knott wrote:
> >> Is it not possible to check the md5sum on a Mac?  It's always a good
> >> idea to verify download integrity.
> > 
> >
> > Are there any native[1] utilities on a Mac to do that? I know there
> > aren't any on Windows (and I don't even know of any third-party
> > utilities, but that's just because I've never bothered to check).
> >
> > PIT
> >
> > [1]: By native I mean comes with the OS by default. Like 'cd' or 'mkdir'
> > is native to *Nix's.
> >
>
> I'm responding to myself because everyone is assuming I'm on *Nix. I
> asked about a Mac for the edification of the OP and mentioned Windows
> because that's what I'm using. If I were to type md5sum in a console
> window in Windows, I'd get an error message about the command not being
> found.
>
> I also know where to find the md5sums for OOo, thank you for the link
> though.
>
> So, my question was partly answered when someone said many *Nix util's
> will work on a modern Mac. I never really asked a second question.
>
>
If you are on Mac OSX, you *are* on *nix, a variant of BSD, actually, and
all of the common *nix utilities are already present. Just open a terminal
window as I suggested previously and try it!

John

Re: [users] my problem

[Michael Reich]

Penny, you simply need to locate the downloaded file on your Mac 
(possibly on the desktop) and right click on the file (CTRL-click with 
one button mouse).Then select "Move to Trash" from the menu that 
appears.


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Re: [users] my problem
From:
Penny Larish 
Date:
Wed, 16 Dec 2009 21:35:17 -0600

To:
OpenOffice 


Thank you so much for your assistance.  I will try the download again 
since I am afraid to use it when I get that warning.
You are correct that I didn't have a chance to open it before the 
battery went dead.  Lesson learned for next time.
At the risk of proving how incompetent I am can you tell me how to 
delete the previous download ?


Penny



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Re: [users] my problem

[James Knott]

Penny Larish wrote:
Thank you so much for your assistance.  I will try the download again 
since I am afraid to use it when I get that warning.
You are correct that I didn't have a chance to open it before the 
battery went dead.  Lesson learned for next time.
At the risk of proving how incompetent I am can you tell me how to 
delete the previous download ?
Generally, if you try to download again, you'll be warned there's 
already a file with the same name and also asked if you wish to over-write.



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Re: [users] my problem

[James Knott]

Programmer In Training wrote:

On 12/16/2009 3:11 PM, James Knott wrote:
   

Is it not possible to check the md5sum on a Mac?  It's always a good
idea to verify download integrity.
 



Are there any native[1] utilities on a Mac to do that? I know there
aren't any on Windows (and I don't even know of any third-party
utilities, but that's just because I've never bothered to check).

   

Here's one, there are others.
http://etree.org/md5com.html

Here's the instructions on the OOo site.
http://www.openoffice.org/dev_docs/using_md5sums.html

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Re: [users] my problem

[Penny Larish]

Thank you so much for your assistance.  I will try the download again  
since I am afraid to use it when I get that warning.
You are correct that I didn't have a chance to open it before the  
battery went dead.  Lesson learned for next time.
At the risk of proving how incompetent I am can you tell me how to  
delete the previous download ?


Penny


On 16-Dec-09, at 3:11 PM, James Knott wrote:

Is it not possible to check the md5sum on a Mac?  It's always a good  
idea to verify download integrity.



James Wilde wrote:

Hi Penny.

Doesn't sound good.  I'm assuming you didn't have time to open  
openoffice after your download and before your computer battery  
went dead.  If so, this suggests to me that there might just be a  
problem with the download.  Sometimes when a file is downloading  
there is a short period after reaching 100% while the last bit of  
the file is being written to disk, and if this didn't happen,  
you've got a bad download.


I would seriously suggest that you make a new download.  That's a  
bummer if you're on dialup, but better safe than sorry.


You won't regret having chosen Open Office.  It's got everything  
you need.  Just remember, if you share documents with others, that  
you might need to save them in Microsoft Word format (use Save As  
on the File menu) as not everyone has Open Office yet.  But spread  
the word amongst your friends!  ;)


James
On Dec 16, 2009, at 02:06 , Penny Larish wrote:



Hi,

I am completely lost.  I downloaded openoffice last night but my  
computer battery went dead just after the download.
Since recharging my Macbook I attempted to open my download.  I  
received a warning that I need to close openoffice.org on host,
but I have no clue what they are talking about, let alone how to  
achieve.


I haven't been able to do any tutorials as I am on dial-up, so as  
you can see I am in rough shape.
Any assistance anyone could provide would be so gratefully  
appreciated !!!  I am trying to do a presentation on my mac and  
someone said

openoffice would be a good choice for doing that.

Penny



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Re: [users] my problem

[Programmer In Training]

On 12/16/2009 3:59 PM, Programmer In Training wrote:
> On 12/16/2009 3:11 PM, James Knott wrote:
>> Is it not possible to check the md5sum on a Mac?  It's always a good
>> idea to verify download integrity.
> 
> 
> Are there any native[1] utilities on a Mac to do that? I know there
> aren't any on Windows (and I don't even know of any third-party
> utilities, but that's just because I've never bothered to check).
> 
> PIT
> 
> [1]: By native I mean comes with the OS by default. Like 'cd' or 'mkdir'
> is native to *Nix's.
> 

I'm responding to myself because everyone is assuming I'm on *Nix. I
asked about a Mac for the edification of the OP and mentioned Windows
because that's what I'm using. If I were to type md5sum in a console
window in Windows, I'd get an error message about the command not being
found.

I also know where to find the md5sums for OOo, thank you for the link
though.

So, my question was partly answered when someone said many *Nix util's
will work on a modern Mac. I never really asked a second question.



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Re: [users] my problem

[jomali]

On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 4:59 PM, Programmer In Training <
p...@joseph-a-nagy-jr.us> wrote:

> On 12/16/2009 3:11 PM, James Knott wrote:
> > Is it not possible to check the md5sum on a Mac?  It's always a good
> > idea to verify download integrity.
> 
>
> Are there any native[1] utilities on a Mac to do that? I know there
> aren't any on Windows (and I don't even know of any third-party
> utilities, but that's just because I've never bothered to check).
>
> PIT
>
> [1]: By native I mean comes with the OS by default. Like 'cd' or 'mkdir'
> is native to *Nix's.
>
> Open a terminal window.
Type md5sum and the file name you want to get the md5sum to
Compare the result to the published md5sum of the file to verity that it
downloaded correctly.

John

Re: [users] my problem

[James Knott]

Programmer In Training wrote:

On 12/16/2009 3:11 PM, James Knott wrote:
   

Is it not possible to check the md5sum on a Mac?  It's always a good
idea to verify download integrity.
 



Are there any native[1] utilities on a Mac to do that? I know there
aren't any on Windows (and I don't even know of any third-party
utilities, but that's just because I've never bothered to check).

PIT

[1]: By native I mean comes with the OS by default. Like 'cd' or 'mkdir'
is native to *Nix's.

   
Md5sum is a utility that's available for Linux, Unix and other systems.  
IIRC, many Unix utils work on the Mac.


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Re: [users] my problem

[Programmer In Training]

On 12/16/2009 3:11 PM, James Knott wrote:
> Is it not possible to check the md5sum on a Mac?  It's always a good
> idea to verify download integrity.


Are there any native[1] utilities on a Mac to do that? I know there
aren't any on Windows (and I don't even know of any third-party
utilities, but that's just because I've never bothered to check).

PIT

[1]: By native I mean comes with the OS by default. Like 'cd' or 'mkdir'
is native to *Nix's.



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Re: [users] my problem

[jomali]

On Tue, Dec 15, 2009 at 8:06 PM, Penny Larish  wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I am completely lost.  I downloaded openoffice last night but my computer
> battery went dead just after the download.
> Since recharging my Macbook I attempted to open my download.  I received a
> warning that I need to close openoffice.org on host,
> but I have no clue what they are talking about, let alone how to achieve.
>
> I haven't been able to do any tutorials as I am on dial-up, so as you can
> see I am in rough shape.
> Any assistance anyone could provide would be so gratefully appreciated !!!
>  I am trying to do a presentation on my mac and someone said
> openoffice would be a good choice for doing that.
>
> Penny
>
> Penny,

I suggest that you restart your computer. Restarting will shut down any open
applications.

After the restart, delete the downloaded Openoffice dmg file and re-download
it.

Keep your laptop plugged in during the download to avoid your battery going
dead, because the download will take a long time on dialup.

When you open the downloaded dmg, you will have to install it. I assume you
know how to install applications from a disk image. Once it is installed,
you should be on your way.

John

Re: [users] my problem

[James Knott]

Is it not possible to check the md5sum on a Mac?  It's always a good 
idea to verify download integrity.



James Wilde wrote:

Hi Penny.

Doesn't sound good.  I'm assuming you didn't have time to open openoffice after 
your download and before your computer battery went dead.  If so, this suggests 
to me that there might just be a problem with the download.  Sometimes when a 
file is downloading there is a short period after reaching 100% while the last 
bit of the file is being written to disk, and if this didn't happen, you've got 
a bad download.

I would seriously suggest that you make a new download.  That's a bummer if 
you're on dialup, but better safe than sorry.

You won't regret having chosen Open Office.  It's got everything you need.  
Just remember, if you share documents with others, that you might need to save 
them in Microsoft Word format (use Save As on the File menu) as not everyone 
has Open Office yet.  But spread the word amongst your friends!  ;)

James
On Dec 16, 2009, at 02:06 , Penny Larish wrote:

   

Hi,

I am completely lost.  I downloaded openoffice last night but my computer 
battery went dead just after the download.
Since recharging my Macbook I attempted to open my download.  I received a 
warning that I need to close openoffice.org on host,
but I have no clue what they are talking about, let alone how to achieve.

I haven't been able to do any tutorials as I am on dial-up, so as you can see I 
am in rough shape.
Any assistance anyone could provide would be so gratefully appreciated !!!  I 
am trying to do a presentation on my mac and someone said
openoffice would be a good choice for doing that.

Penny



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Re: [users] my problem

[James Wilde]

Hi Penny.

Doesn't sound good.  I'm assuming you didn't have time to open openoffice after 
your download and before your computer battery went dead.  If so, this suggests 
to me that there might just be a problem with the download.  Sometimes when a 
file is downloading there is a short period after reaching 100% while the last 
bit of the file is being written to disk, and if this didn't happen, you've got 
a bad download.

I would seriously suggest that you make a new download.  That's a bummer if 
you're on dialup, but better safe than sorry.

You won't regret having chosen Open Office.  It's got everything you need.  
Just remember, if you share documents with others, that you might need to save 
them in Microsoft Word format (use Save As on the File menu) as not everyone 
has Open Office yet.  But spread the word amongst your friends!  ;)

James
On Dec 16, 2009, at 02:06 , Penny Larish wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> I am completely lost.  I downloaded openoffice last night but my computer 
> battery went dead just after the download.
> Since recharging my Macbook I attempted to open my download.  I received a 
> warning that I need to close openoffice.org on host,
> but I have no clue what they are talking about, let alone how to achieve.
> 
> I haven't been able to do any tutorials as I am on dial-up, so as you can see 
> I am in rough shape.
> Any assistance anyone could provide would be so gratefully appreciated !!!  I 
> am trying to do a presentation on my mac and someone said
> openoffice would be a good choice for doing that.
> 
> Penny
> 
> 
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[users] my problem

[Penny Larish]

Hi,

I am completely lost.  I downloaded openoffice last night but my  
computer battery went dead just after the download.
Since recharging my Macbook I attempted to open my download.  I  
received a warning that I need to close openoffice.org on host,
but I have no clue what they are talking about, let alone how to  
achieve.


I haven't been able to do any tutorials as I am on dial-up, so as you  
can see I am in rough shape.
Any assistance anyone could provide would be so gratefully  
appreciated !!!  I am trying to do a presentation on my mac and  
someone said

openoffice would be a good choice for doing that.

Penny



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Re: [users] My problem is I am not able to open attached file.

[James Knott]

Bhambhani, Anil - EESL Electrical (HAZ) wrote:


I had prepared the attached file in open office word. I am not able to 
open it in MS word.


 

Attachments generally don't make it through the mail list, so I don't 
see yours.  When you create a Word file, you have to select a Word 
format, from the drop down list in Save as.  You also have to ensure 
there's the proper (.DOC) file extension.  You can do this, by selecting 
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Re: [users] My problem is I am not able to open attached file.

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On 07/04/2008, Bhambhani, Anil - EESL Electrical (HAZ) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
>  I had prepared the attached file in open office word. I am not able to
> open it in MS word.
>
>
>
> Pl help
>

MS Office cannot read or write the ISO standard ODF (Open Document Format)
files used by OpenOffice. There are several solutions. In order of
preference:

1. Stop using MS Office and get your [e-mail] correspondents to switch to
OpenOffice too.
2. Install Sun's ODF plugin for MS Office. Have your e-mail correspondents
do this too. Free at "http://www.sun.com/software/star/odf_plugin/index.jsp";.
It allows MS Office to read and write ODF documents.
3. From OpenOffice, export (or e-mail directly without exporting) your
documents as PDF files which almost anyone can read - but not edit.
4. From OpenOffice, save (or e-mail directly without saving) your documents
as MS Office files which MS Office can read and edit. Make sure, if you save
in MS office format, that "Automatic file name extension" is ticked
(checked).

There's also free software to convert between ODF and Microsoft's new OOXML
("Office 2007") format. It's free at
http://sourceforge.net/projects/odf-converter but I hardly know anything
about it except to say that Sourceforge projects are highly regarded. Be
careful with OOXML. It's not widely used yet and there are significant
doubts about its future.

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[users] My problem is I am not able to open attached file.

[Bhambhani, Anil - EESL Electrical (HAZ)]

I had prepared the attached file in open office word. I am not able to
open it in MS word.

 

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Re: [users] My problem is saving my documents on my flash drive and opening them in emails

[Don Daugherty]

Angela Weathers wrote:

I am not sure which verison I am currently using because I am not at my
computer, however I am having problems saving the work I do on open office
and reopening it. How am I suppose to save it so that it will appear normal
on my flash drive. And the same goes for my email-if I email a friend an
attachment I made with open office writer when they try to open the
attachment it is all crazy and not legible. Please help

Sincerely
Angie Weathers

  
You might try saving in MS Word (.doc) or perhaps even plain ASCII 
format before you attach it.   The default .odt format looks weird 
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Re: [users] My problem is saving my documents on my flash drive and opening them in emails

[James Knott]

Angela Weathers wrote:

I am not sure which verison I am currently using because I am not at my
computer, however I am having problems saving the work I do on open office
and reopening it. How am I suppose to save it so that it will appear normal
on my flash drive. And the same goes for my email-if I email a friend an
attachment I made with open office writer when they try to open the
attachment it is all crazy and not legible. Please help

  


I assume you're saving in the default ISO standard ODF formats.  I 
suspect you are using Microsoft Office elsewhere as is your friend.  
Since Microsoft refuses to support ODF, you'll have to save in Word 
format.  You do this in Save as, by selecting the appropriate format 
from the drop down list.  Also, ensure automatic file name extension is 
selected.  You can also email directly from OpenOffice, in Word format, 
by clicking on File > Send > E-mail as Microsoft Word etc.  However the 
best solution is to introduce your friend to OpenOffice, or get them to 
install the free Sun ODF plugin, which will enable ODF support in 
Microsoft Office.

http://www.sun.com/software/star/odf_plugin

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[Angela Weathers]

I am not sure which verison I am currently using because I am not at my
computer, however I am having problems saving the work I do on open office
and reopening it. How am I suppose to save it so that it will appear normal
on my flash drive. And the same goes for my email-if I email a friend an
attachment I made with open office writer when they try to open the
attachment it is all crazy and not legible. Please help

Sincerely
Angie Weathers

Re: [users] My problem is...

[Paul]

> PROBLEM: I have about 4800 rows of data in the Excel version of Open
> Office... nearly each row has existing data in it (ie..a picture file.jpg).
> I have to import this spreadsheet into a web page.. but I have to change all
> the file names (.jpg) to say "/files/1841186/uploaded/" at the beginning of
> each file... is there a way to massivly change all the files at once or do I
> have to go into each individual cell and double click and edit that data?
>
> example.. "bird.jpg" needs to read "/files/1841186/uploaded/bird.jpg"
>
> Hopefully I made that question and example clear??
> Thanks
> Michelle Morrison


Assuming you have all the image file names in column B, and the prefix is
static for each image, try the following (you need to put it in column A):
=CONCATENATE("/files/1841186/uploaded/";B1)

You then need to copy this down for all 4800 rows.

/paul

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PROBLEM: I have about 4800 rows of data in the Excel version of Open Office... 
nearly each row has existing data in it (ie..a picture file.jpg). I have to 
import this spreadsheet into a web page.. but I have to change all the file 
names (.jpg) to say "/files/1841186/uploaded/" at the beginning of each file... 
is there a way to massivly change all the files at once or do I have to go into 
each individual cell and double click and edit that data? 

example.. "bird.jpg" needs to read "/files/1841186/uploaded/bird.jpg" 

Hopefully I made that question and example clear?? 
Thanks
Michelle Morrison

Re: [users] My problem is that after downloading and installing OpenOffice.org in my computer ,it can not run.

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On Sunday 06 May 2007, + Mitali Hore wrote:
> I am using version 2.2 of OpenOffice.org.I have windows 98 and windows xp
> operating system.My problem is that after downloading and installing
> OpenOffice.org in my computer ,it can not  run.Please help and guide me how
> it can run.

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[Mitali Hore]

I am using version 2.2 of OpenOffice.org.I have windows 98 and windows xp
operating system.My problem is that after downloading and installing
OpenOffice.org in my computer ,it can not  run.Please help and guide me how
it can run.
Thank you

Re: [users] my problem is my computer crashed completely I lost all important data- I have already purchase open office but do not have my product receipt

[Harold Fuchs]

On Saturday, October 21, 2006 7:44 PM [GMT+1=CET], geneva <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:

>   I  cannot  get  to  my  backup  data  at  this  time  still  having
> issues  with  my  office  programs  including  microsoft office. 
> 
> I thought  perhaps  you  could  look  up  the  information  that  I 
> need. 
> 
>  My  name  is  Geneva Gallandermy  email  address is 
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]   this is  where  the  information  was  sent 
> to   or  else  
> it  was  [EMAIL PROTECTED]   as  I  used  both  emails 
> addresses.   I  know  it  has  been  at  least  a  year  since  my 
> purchase perhaps  
> longer.   Do  not  know  which  version   only  know  I  paid  for 
> the  full  access. 
> 
> Thank you  for  your  time  and  assistance  with this  issue.
> 
> Sincerely
> Geneva  Gallander
> Monahans, Texas
> 432-943-4512
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OpenOffice is completely free unless you want it on a CD in which case you 
might have to pay a small amount for the CD itself and for postage.

If you are on broadband you can download it from http://www.openoffice.org/ If 
you want the (US) English version just click the green "Download" button and 
follow the instructions. If you want a CD they are availailable on this page 
too.

If you want to download a non-English version, click the blue "native language" 
button, find the language you want and follow the instructions there.

Good luck.

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Re: [users] my problem is my computer crashed completely I lost all important data- I have already purchase open office but do not have my product receipt

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On 21/10/06, geneva <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

  I  cannot  get  to  my  backup  data  at  this  time  still  having  issues  
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I thought  perhaps  you  could  look  up  the  information  that  I  need.

 My  name  is  Geneva Gallandermy  email  address is  [EMAIL PROTECTED]   
this is  where  the  information  was  sent  to   or  else
it  was  [EMAIL PROTECTED]   as  I  used  both  emails  addresses.   I  know  
it  has  been  at  least  a  year  since  my  purchase perhaps
longer.   Do  not  know  which  version   only  know  I  paid  for  the  full  
access.

Thank you  for  your  time  and  assistance  with this  issue.


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[users] my problem is my computer crashed completely I lost all important data- I have already purchase open office but do not have my product receipt

[geneva]

  I  cannot  get  to  my  backup  data  at  this  time  still  having  issues  
with  my  office  programs  including  microsoft office.

I thought  perhaps  you  could  look  up  the  information  that  I  need.  

 My  name  is  Geneva Gallandermy  email  address is  [EMAIL PROTECTED]   
this is  where  the  information  was  sent  to   or  else
it  was  [EMAIL PROTECTED]   as  I  used  both  emails  addresses.   I  know  
it  has  been  at  least  a  year  since  my  purchase perhaps
longer.   Do  not  know  which  version   only  know  I  paid  for  the  full  
access.

Thank you  for  your  time  and  assistance  with this  issue.

Sincerely
Geneva  Gallander
Monahans, Texas 
432-943-4512
[EMAIL PROTECTED]