Hi !!!
I have somehow managed to download openoffice 2.0 but it doesn't end with an
icon that I can click on to start or run the program.
All it gives me is a list of files: -
OpenOfficeorg 2.0 Installation Files.
None of the files seem to let me start a new icon to start or run the new
openoff
guanchuan khoo wrote:
Hi !!!
I have somehow managed to download openoffice 2.0 but it doesn't end with an
icon that I can click on to start or run the program.
All it gives me is a list of files: -
OpenOfficeorg 2.0 Installation Files.
None of the files seem to let me start a new icon to sta
On Fri October 21 2005 13:48, + guanchuan khoo wrote:
> Hi !!!
>
> I have somehow managed to download openoffice 2.0 but it doesn't end with
> an icon that I can click on to start or run the program.
>
> All it gives me is a list of files: -
>
> OpenOfficeorg 2.0 Installation Files.
>
> None of the
Thank you very very much for your kind help. I have again somehow (I am not
sure how) managed to get a small icon on my bottom right hand corner. The
icon allows me to open a text document, spreadsheet or presentation etc. But
'the "setup" program in the install files' did not appear to have worked
On Sun, 2005-10-30 at 18:15 +0800, guanchuan khoo wrote:
> Thank you very very much for your kind help. I have again somehow (I am not
> sure how) managed to get a small icon on my bottom right hand corner. The
> icon allows me to open a text document, spreadsheet or presentation etc. But
> 'the "s
>> I suggest that you get a copy of the setup guide and see if you missed
> any of the steps needed for a successful installation. You can get
> this via www.openoffice.org or http://documentation.openoffice.org/
>
I have downloaded and installed 1.1.3 into a separate W98SE folder on my C
drive.
On Sun October 30 2005 10:15, + guanchuan khoo wrote:
> Thank you very very much for your kind help. I have again somehow (I am not
> sure how) managed to get a small icon on my bottom right hand corner. The
> icon allows me to open a text document, spreadsheet or presentation etc.
> But 'the "setu
