This should not happen, go ahead and give it a whirl, you will be impressed at
what the open source software community has achieved.
On Tuesday 06 March 2007 07:50:25 pm Peter Dodge wrote:
> Will Open Office disable or override any other programs when downloaded? I
> would like to try it, but do
My $.02 here.
Perhaps his signature block was oversized. Perhaps the fellow is very proud
to belong to his church organization--and is willing to stick his neck out to
show it. I can not see how society is worse-off because of this, much less
this users list. I certainly did not take his s
George
Before going down this path did you check to see if MS Windows hid the icon in
the system tray? Icons that are unused or selcom used will get hid from time
to time.
I dont have a windows machine to give you precise instructions, however, you
can find this out by searching the propertie
Well, in the past two weeks of my membership on this list, at least I have
learned that OO is compatible with VISTA!
I wonder if MSO 2007 is even compatible with VISTA? I wonder if VISTA should
be upgraded to X11?
On Wednesday 14 March 2007 08:00:07 pm Heather Dudley wrote:
> I say you're a
I am using Kubuntu Edgy right now. The only way to get Open Office 2.1 in
Edgy is to manually download the rpm and convert it using alien to deb. When
I installed in this manner the program was placed into the /opt directory
vice /usr/bin. You will more than likely need to manually add Open O
:
> On 03/24/2007 04:01 PM, Larry Hartman wrote:
> > I am using Kubuntu Edgy right now. The only way to get Open Office 2.1
> > in Edgy is to manually download the rpm and convert it using alien to
> > deb. When I installed in this manner the program was placed into the
> > /
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On Sunday 25 March 2007 08:53:33 pm NoOp wrote:
> On 03/24/2007 08:26 PM, Larry Hartman wrote:
> > NoOp, Can I BTW your BTW? I have no major issue with what you said,
> > however everything I read onlineKubuntu 7.04 went BETA a couple days
> > ago. You can read the a
