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Re: [users] [moderated] Open Office downloadCC: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
2008/12/7 greg ward [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi James, I did purchase Open Office for the sum of AU$11.00. It is the
latest version and on the help page all references for help/support
greg ward wrote:
Hi Harold, thanks for your email. My frustration at being a not to literate computer user came out in that email of mine. Firstly the program I received was a download, not a CD. But again, thats not a big deal at all. As you said, the US$11 I paid was a small amount and the
Sorry -- forgot to CC.
greg ward wrote:
Hi Harold, thanks for your email. My frustration at being a not to
literate computer user came out in that email of mine. Firstly the
program I received was a download, not a CD. But again, thats not a
big deal at all. As you said, the US$11 I paid was
2008/12/7 greg ward [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi James, I did purchase Open Office for the sum of AU$11.00. It is the
latest version and on the help page all references for help/support are to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] or www.sun.com/star/support
Regards, G (Greg) Ward.
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James Knott wrote:
greg ward wrote:
Hi James, I did purchase Open Office for the sum of AU$11.00. It is the
latest version and on the help page all references for help/support are to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] or www.sun.com/star/support
As I
Mike wrote:
James Knott wrote:
greg ward wrote:
Hi James, I did purchase Open Office for the sum of AU$11.00. It
is the latest version and on the help page all references for
help/support are to [EMAIL PROTECTED] or www.sun.com/star/support
As I thought. Someone charged you for
greg ward wrote:
Hi James, I did purchase Open Office for the sum of AU$11.00. It is the
latest version and on the help page all references for help/support are to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] or www.sun.com/star/support
As I thought. Someone charged you for something you could have obtained
Greg Ward wrote:
Hi, on purchasing Open Office the site stated that a 30 day satisfaction
agreement was in place. I would like to take advantage of that agreement. I
have found your sites incredibly hard to negotiate. Using your product was
fine but to find any help seems to require a degree
2008 09:21:49
-0500 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: users@openoffice.org; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [users] [moderated] Open Office download Greg Ward wrote:
Hi, on purchasing Open Office the site stated that a 30 day satisfaction
agreement was in place. I would like to take advantage
Hi, on purchasing Open Office the site stated that a 30 day satisfaction
agreement was in place. I would like to take advantage of that agreement. I
have found your sites incredibly hard to negotiate. Using your product was
fine but to find any help seems to require a degree in rocket science. I
Hi, on purchasing Open Office the site stated that a 30 day satisfaction
agreement was in place. I would like to take advantage of that agreement. I
have found your sites incredibly hard to negotiate. Using your product was
fine but to find any help seems to require a degree in rocket
I was able to download the suite of Open Office products but I still need Open
Office word processor because I have a couple hundred Works (.wps) files that I
need to access. How do I go about downloading Open Office word processor in a
Windows XP environment?
Thank you,
Dan Dollison
[EMAIL
Will your current version of Open Office run on Vista?
Stan Pedzinski
Computer Support
Office Phone:(816) 268-1532
Cell Phone: (816) 522-8494
Stan Pedzinski wrote:
Will your current version of Open Office run on Vista?
//Stan Pedzinski//
Computer Support
Office Phone:(816) 268-1532
Cell Phone: (816) 522-8494
Yes
I am running it on Vista Home Basic.
--
Thanks
Rob
www.valleyoftears.co.uk
Stan Pedzinski wrote:
Will your
current version of Open Office
run on Vista?
Yes.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Downloaded openoffice but there is no obvious way to start the program(icon)
when ionstalled. Not nice at all!! If this is an example of user friendliness
I DON'T CARE TO GET INVOLVED WITH THIS PROGRAM.
First of all, did you install the program after
Downloaded openoffice but there is no obvious way to start the program(icon)
when ionstalled. Not nice at all!! If this is an example of user friendliness
I DON'T CARE TO GET INVOLVED WITH THIS PROGRAM.
, 2007 12:59 PM
Subject: Re: [users] [moderated] OPEN OFFICE PROBLEM
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I certainly did install after downloading. I saved the downloaded
material to a file on my hard drive and installed from there. I also
rebooted my computer after the fact. During or at the end
reason, and I'm sure it is solvable.
- Original Message - From: Richard Detwiler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: users@openoffice.org
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 29, 2007 12:16 PM
Subject: Re: [users] [moderated] OPEN OFFICE PROBLEM
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Downloaded openoffice
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Downloaded openoffice but there is no obvious way to start the program(icon)
when ionstalled. Not nice at all!! If this is an example of user
friendliness I DON'T CARE TO GET INVOLVED WITH THIS PROGRAM.
Did you install after downloading? If not, double click
Installed OpenOffice.org.2.3 successfully.
Unable to open and use.
Email advice requested.
Regards
David
On Tue, 23 Oct 2007 13:30:42 +0100
David Coote [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Installed OpenOffice.org.2.3 successfully.
on what operating system?
Unable to open and use.
Because... ??
Email advice requested.
More details required before request can be granted.
--
MELVILLE THEATRE ~ Melville
David Coote wrote:
Installed OpenOffice.org.2.3 successfully.
Unable to open and use.
Email advice requested.
Regards
David
Please describe what you're doing and what happens.
--
Use OpenOffice.org http://www.openoffice.org
I'm considering using the Open Office Suite as another option, but I want to
keep MS Office Suite as my default. I can't find anything on your website
about how it installs and if Open Office will take over as my default office
suite (or if that is only one option at installation). For example, if
On Sat, 20 Oct 2007 10:17:27 -0700
Reena Jereb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
, will it open in MS Word or in your writer
application?
The installer will ask you if you want OpenOffice to be your default
application when you set it up. Just say no if you don't want that.
--
MELVILLE THEATRE ~
During installation Open Office asks whether it should be the default.
Select no and MS Office documents will continue to open in the associated MS
Office program when double-clicked.
On 10/20/07, Reena Jereb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm considering using the Open Office Suite as another
Reena Jereb wrote:
I'm considering using the Open Office Suite as another option, but I want to
keep MS Office Suite as my default. I can't find anything on your website
about how it installs and if Open Office will take over as my default office
suite (or if that is only one option at
On Saturday October 20 2007 12:17 pm, Reena Jereb wrote:
I'm considering using the Open Office Suite as another option, but I
want to keep MS Office Suite as my default. I can't find anything on
your website about how it installs and if Open Office will take over as
my default office suite (or
I think my version of Open Office is 2.2 but not real sure. I have been trying
to find clipart and/or graphics in the gallery without any success. Is there
none.
Joyce
How do I make updates.
Thank you
Gary R. Price
How do I make updates.
Thank you
Gary R. Price
OOo should advise you automatically if there is a new update available (if
that option is turned on). You then need to download the new version (yes,
there are no incremental updates with OOo), uninstall the old version and
install the new
Hello,
I ask for excuse in you to be to problems, but it needed to know if I can
use, open office level enterprise
,without problems?
I intended if the use in companies of open office is legal free?
Debtor for your cooperation
Best regards
ANTÓNIO ANTUNES
SERVIÇOS
Original Message
From: Antonio Antunes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri 08 Jun 2007 18:19:22 EST
Hello,
I ask for excuse in you to be to problems, but it needed to know if I can
use, open office level enterprise ,without problems?
I intended if the use in companies of open
I was searching for a download of OpenOffice, when I noticed an ad to
buy OpenOffice
for 47 dollars. I know OpenOffice is a free product and I wanted to bring
this site to attention in order to prevent people from being scammed out of
47 dollars for a free product. The site in question is
I dont know if I sent this to the right email, but this is a very important
issue and I would like to see it dealt with.
OOo is open source and released under such a license that it is legal
to offer it for a price. Ethically this cost should be to cover the
price of the media (eg, cdrom)
Anonymous B. wrote:
I was searching for a download of OpenOffice, when I noticed an ad to
buy OpenOffice
for 47 dollars. I know OpenOffice is a free product and I wanted to bring
this site to attention in order to prevent people from being scammed
out of
47 dollars for a free product. The
Anonymous B. wrote:
I was searching for a download of OpenOffice, when I noticed an ad to
buy OpenOffice
for 47 dollars. I know OpenOffice is a free product and I wanted to bring
this site to attention in order to prevent people from being scammed
out of
47 dollars for a free product. The site
Dear Sir,
I am writing to enquire about the use of Open Office Software for
word-processing. Is it compatable with Microsoft Office. For example, is it
possible to import files from Microsoft office into the Open Office software
and vice-versa.
Thank you.
David Burfield
David Burfield wrote:
Dear Sir,
I am writing to enquire about the use of Open Office Software for
word-processing. Is it compatable with Microsoft Office. For example, is it
possible to import files from Microsoft office into the Open Office software
and vice-versa.
OpenOffice has
Yes. You can open MS Office files with OpenOffice (Word, Excel,
Powerpoint), but MS Office does not open OpenOffice files. The best
thing to do if you use OpenOffice and wish to send documents to people
who only use MS Office is to save or at least to send them as MS Office
files (with Open
On Saturday February 24 2007 7:58 am, Marc Hug wrote:
Yes. You can open MS Office files with OpenOffice (Word, Excel,
Powerpoint), but MS Office does not open OpenOffice files. The best
thing to do if you use OpenOffice and wish to send documents to
people who only use MS Office is to save or
Hello!
we downloaded the japanese version of Open Office but it's impossible to
run setup. They say that we have no right. Could you inform us about the
way to get it well? Thank you in advance.
Yuki Takeuchi
-
To
You need to logon as user with Administrator rights to install OO.
-Original Message-
From: Francois Buet [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, November 04, 2006 5:08 PM
To: users@openoffice.org
Subject: [users] [moderated] open office japanese version
(Yuki Takeuchi
hi. my name is stephanie and i have recently downloaded the open office
software for one of my college courses. however there are alot of features that
i need that i cant seem to find on the software such as the clipboard. i see
ways to put things on there but i need to access the clipboard
]
Sent: Thursday, August 24, 2006 5:08 PM
To: users@openoffice.org
Subject: [users] [moderated]open office software
hi. my name is stephanie and i have recently downloaded the
open office software for one of my college courses. however
there are alot of features that i need that i cant seem
On Thursday 24 August 2006 08:08 am, stephanie bourn wrote:
hi. my name is stephanie and i have recently downloaded the open
office software for one of my college courses. however there are
alot of features that i need that i cant seem to find on the
software such as the clipboard. i see ways
Hi,
I searched the Forums to no avail.
I just installed Open Office 2.0 (latest version from website on Thursday) on a
Windows XP Pro SP2 PC with NO Microsoft Office or other office suite installed.
I set all Office formats to associate to Open Office in the post-installation
setup wizard. I
On Mon, 2006-08-14 at 15:26 -0400, Sawdust (Chris @ MLCS) wrote:
Hi,
I searched the Forums to no avail.
I just installed Open Office 2.0 (latest version from website on Thursday) on
a Windows XP Pro SP2 PC with NO Microsoft Office or other office suite
installed. I set all Office
Hi,
i saw that the default installation of OpenOffice 2 dev is configured to
use 9 MB of Memory., having 2 GB of Memory in my PC.. I think many many
users are using the 9 MB default configuration, struggling when editing
huge files with lots of images...is it possible to adapt the default
If you mean thing that says Graphics cache, then those 9M are just for that -
for graphics cache.
-Original Message-
From: Ruben Pares-Selders [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 08, 2006 1:06 PM
To: users@openoffice.org
Subject: [users] [moderated] Open Office - Default
On Thu, 2006-06-08 at 11:06 +0200, Rubén Parés-Selders wrote:
Hi,
i saw that the default installation of OpenOffice 2 dev is configured to
use 9 MB of Memory., having 2 GB of Memory in my PC.. I think many many
users are using the 9 MB default configuration, struggling when editing
huge
Will this product install (natively) in the new Intel iMacs? Thanks.
Jenise Salido
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To
On Fri April 14 2006 18:04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Will this product install (natively) in the new Intel iMacs? Thanks.
Please try the intel version listed here :
ftp://ooopackages.good-day.net/pub/OpenOffice.org/MacOSX/2.0.2rc4/
I do not think that it has full blessing from the QA team yet,
I guess my first question would be why would you even consider an OS
from a nuthouse, I know I have avoided Windows like the plague :)
BTW -- I think you are being a little hard on Ubuntu, The site is
very complete, the wiki answers questions that I would have never
thought to even ask,
Hi Terry,
I haven't tried the ubuntu live cd, but the knoppix cd has an option to
create a swap file on your hard drive if you don't have a lot of
memory. Browse the cd for startup option or cheatcodes. Try temporarily
reducing the amount of video ram as well.
tc
Terry Maiden wrote:
I have
On Wed December 28 2005 14:18, + Tomas Hansen wrote:
[ MODERATED ] ***
OpenOffice.org version other on MacOSX.
In area Setup, Open Office v 2.0 on MAC osx 10.4. Does not install
completely
After downloading I have an Open Office Icon in a temporay disk on
the desktop.
OpenOffice.org version other on MacOSX.
In area Setup, Open Office v 2.0 on MAC osx 10.4. Does not install
completely
After downloading I have an Open Office Icon in a temporay disk on
the desktop. No applications in application folder. What next?
IF you have X11 installed, drag the Open Office.org icon from the
disk image to your applications folder -- the install is very easy.
If you do not have X11 you must install that first, either from you
Install DVD or from Apples web site.
I would take a look at neooffice.org first
Thanks
I would take a look at www.neooffice.org, they do not have the 2.0
version ready yet, but the current version is stable and functional
and it is much easier to install and use (particularly if you want to
print).
Thanks
Andy
Spitfire Computer Services
441 Beaver Street
Suite 202
I would take a look at www.neooffice.org, they do not have the 2.0
version ready yet, but the current version is stable and functional
and it is much easier to install and use (particularly if you want
to print).
The 1.2 (alpha) version they have is based on OOo 1.1.5 and thus
supports
On Wed November 9 2005 22:33, + Chrischaaan wrote:
[ MODERATED ]
hello
i only want to tell you, that open office is great.
can you send me the open office logos a bitmap?
(the programm icon from oo draw, writer etc.)
i hope the OOo team will create a lot of more cool
hello
i only want to tell you, that open office is great.
can you send me the open office logos a bitmap?
(the programm icon from oo draw, writer etc.)
i hope the OOo team will create a lot of more cool officetools
(maybe somthing like onenote with an desktop notice programm...)
is open office
Chrischaaan wrote:
hello
i only want to tell you, that open office is great.
can you send me the open office logos a bitmap?
(the programm icon from oo draw, writer etc.)
i hope the OOo team will create a lot of more cool officetools
(maybe somthing like onenote with an desktop notice
Stan
I don't get it.
If you uninstalled OO,
how could it now be taking over your documents?
Uninstall again and make sure the task gets done.
-chuck
In a message dated 11/5/2005 6:49:28 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Dear OpenOffice,
I recently took a look at
On Sat November 5 2005 22:35, + Stan Fineman wrote:
Dear OpenOffice,
I recently took a look at OpenOffice and then decided to uninstall. Despite
this, it has taken over my Word documents and prevented me from converting
documents to pdfs. I received pdf converter with my purchase of OmniPage
Hi Stan,
Nothing has been taken over on your computer. When you installed open
office you checked all the boxes on a dialogue that asked if you wanted
open office to be the default program for loading Microsoft office
files. For some reason, the uninstall process did not restore these
On Tuesday 08 November 2005 10:43 am, Anthony Chilco wrote:
Hi Stan,
Nothing has been taken over on your computer. When you installed open
office you checked all the boxes on a dialogue that asked if you wanted
open office to be the default program for loading Microsoft office
files. For some
Hi Dan,
Thanks. I was on that page but couldn't see it. Brain fart, I guess. Or
RTS syndrome.
tc
Dan Lewis wrote:
On Tuesday 08 November 2005 10:43 am, Anthony Chilco wrote:
SNIP
find instructions on restoring the default program settings somewhere on
the openoffice.org site.
There is a FAQ that describes what to do. I printed it
out and tried it out. It works good. I also have XP
Pro SP/2, so I'll try to give you a hand.
Open My Computer.
Click Tools/Folder Options/File Type
Scroll down to .doc
Highlight it
Click change
Then pick the one you want. Do the same
I also forgot to mention that after you run Add/Remove
software to remove Open Office, you may also have to
manually go to C:\Documents and
Settings\yourname\Application Data
Then remove the OpenOffice subdirectory.
Greg
--- Dan Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tuesday 08 November 2005 10:43
Dear OpenOffice,
I recently took a look at OpenOffice and then decided to uninstall. Despite
this, it has taken over my Word documents and prevented me from converting
documents to pdfs. I received pdf converter with my purchase of OmniPage and it
seems it no longer recognizes Word files,
It sounds like your file associations have been changed, such that .doc and
.xls (etc.) files are associated with OpenOffice.org. There was a question
during installation that asked you whether you wanted to do that, which you may
have inadvertently indicated you wanted.
You didn't say
Marax said the following on 20/8/2005 3:24 AM:
Open Offices Gurus,
I have an older computer running Windows 98 i know from experience
that Open Office will run on my Windows 2000/XP systems. I am setting up
the Windows 98 system for a relatively new user and need a word
proccessor. Will
From: Marax ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Date: 2005/8/19 7:24:31p
I am setting up
the Windows 98 system for a relatively new user and need a word
proccessor. Will Open Office run on Windows 98?
OpenOffice 1.1.4 should run on Windows 98 SE. For Windows 95 I can
suggest OpenOffice 1.0.1.3,
Open Offices Gurus,
I have an older computer running Windows 98 i know from experience
that Open Office will run on my Windows 2000/XP systems. I am setting up
the Windows 98 system for a relatively new user and need a word
proccessor. Will Open Office run on Windows 98? If not, have you
From: Marax ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Date: 2005/8/19 7:24:31p
I am setting up
the Windows 98 system for a relatively new user and need a word
proccessor. Will Open Office run on Windows 98?
OpenOffice 1.1.4 should run on Windows 98 SE. For Windows 95 I can suggest
OpenOffice 1.0.1.3, which is a
: Samuel Murray [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: users@openoffice.org
Sent: Friday, August 19, 2005 3:52 PM
Subject: RE: [users] [moderated] Open office question
From: Marax ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Date: 2005/8/19 7:24:31p
I am setting up
the Windows 98 system for a relatively new user and need a word
On Friday 19 August 2005 18:24, + Marax wrote:
[ MODERATED ] ***
Open Offices Gurus,
I have an older computer running Windows 98 i know from experience
that Open Office will run on my Windows 2000/XP systems. I am setting up
the Windows 98 system for a relatively new
Dear Sir or Madam;
Could I ask you regard to get download of OpenOffice 2.0 file to my
computer, please? I need helping from your with instruction step for
download and miscellaneous.I am using a WinXP for OpenOffice. thanks
David .
On Monday 08 August 2005 17:46, + David wrote:
Dear Sir or Madam;
Could I ask you regard to get download of OpenOffice 2.0 file to my
computer, please? I need helping from your with instruction step for
download and miscellaneous.I am using a WinXP for OpenOffice. thanks
Hi David,
jose luis monzon wrote:
Open Office is a very good word processor but I don't want it to be
the default one. How can I get my PC to its original status so that
when I click on a text document's icon the document is displayed in
Word Pad? Thank you very much for your help. Jose
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