Hi,
I'm using Windows 7 Ultimate and would like to have Open Office as default. I
want photos, etc to automatically open with 'office' as opposed to Windows.
Can this be done and if yes, how?
It was easy with XP.
Thanks, Yvonnne
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Although I have set Open Office as my default html, documents are still opening
in Word Pad. Any suggestions?
Monique Cummings
Certified Master Teacher
Professional Tutor
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
214-734-9927
Dear OO colleagues.
I have recently installed OpenOffice v. 2.2.1under Windows XP v.5.1
with latest updates. I use MS Office extensively and have much WIP.
While I intend to progressively migrate all relevant applications to
OpenOfiice, I do not (just yet) want it to be my default writer.
Monique wrote:
> Although I have set Open Office as my default html, documents are still
> opening in Word Pad. Any suggestions?
>
>
I suspect you mean default application. When you right click on a Word
document, what is the first application listed? If it's not OpenOffice
or Writer, the f
I have set Open Office as my default html editor under internet options, but
when I download a PDF it is still using word pad and is gibberish. Help!
Monique Cummings
Certified Master Teacher
Professional Tutor
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
214-734-9927
I had open office before and I never had to do this...but I did it just now
and things are opening in Open Office but it is asking me which language I
want?
James Knott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Monique wrote:
> Although I have set Open Office as my default html, documents are still
> openi
I'm not quite sure what's happening. It seems you may have more than
one problem. When you start OpenOffice, without clicking on a file,
does it still ask you for a language?
Monique wrote:
> I had open office before and I never had to do this...but I did it just now
> and things are opening i
Thanks, James. I opened OO and clicked on a text document and everything was
fine It didn't ask for a language). I also redownloaded Adobe but it couldn't
complete the download because it said one of the files are corrupt. Here's
another weird thing: When I open files that I saved from when I ha
Monique wrote:
> Thanks, James. I opened OO and clicked on a text document and everything was
> fine It didn't ask for a language). I also redownloaded Adobe but it couldn't
> complete the download because it said one of the files are corrupt. Here's
> another weird thing: When I open files that
On Sunday 02 September 2007 02:15:16 am Julie James wrote:
> Dear OO colleagues.
> I have recently installed OpenOffice v. 2.2.1under Windows XP v.5.1
> with latest updates. I use MS Office extensively and have much WIP.
> While I intend to progressively migrate all relevant applications to
>
Julie James wrote:
> Dear OO colleagues.
> I have recently installed OpenOffice v. 2.2.1under Windows XP v.5.1
> with latest updates. I use MS Office extensively and have much WIP.
> While I intend to progressively migrate all relevant applications to
> OpenOfiice, I do not (just yet) want it
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From: James Knott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Mon 03 Sep 2007 10:40:00 EST
> Julie James wrote:
>> Dear OO colleagues.
>> I have recently installed OpenOffice v. 2.2.1under Windows XP v.5.1
>> with latest updates. I use M
On Saturday September 22 2007 04:17 pm, Monique wrote:
> I have set Open Office as my default html editor under internet options,
> but when I download a PDF it is still using word pad and is gibberish.
> Help!
>
>
>
> Monique Cummings
> Certified Master Teacher
> Professional Tutor
> [EMAIL PROTEC
On Sat, 22 Sep 2007 14:17:56 -0700 (PDT)
Monique <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have set Open Office as my default html editor under internet options, but
> when I download a PDF it is still using word pad and is gibberish. Help!
A PDF file is not HTML. You need to download and install somethin
turday, September 22, 2007 4:18 PM
To: users@openoffice.org
Subject: [users] open office as default html
I have set Open Office as my default html editor under internet options, but
when I download a PDF it is still using word pad and is gibberish. Help!
Monique Cummings
Certified Master Teache
Monique wrote:
> I have set Open Office as my default html editor under internet options, but
> when I download a PDF it is still using word pad and is gibberish. Help!
>
Neither OpenOffice nor Wordpad should be reading PDF files, though
OpenOffice can create them. Do you have Adobe reader in
d luck!
Marty Mowdy
Operations Mgr.
http://www.akulazik.com
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From: Monique [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, September 22, 2007 4:18 PM
To: users@openoffice.org
Subject: [users] open office as default html
I have set Open Office as my default html editor under i
Dear Users,
I want Open Office 3.0 to be my default programme to open Power Point
and Microsoft .doc files. In 2.4 on installation you had the choice
of making it the default programme (program!). No such option with
version 3.0 The result is when I double click on a .doc e-mail
attachmen
Bob Burton wrote:
> Dear Users,
>
> I want Open Office 3.0 to be my default programme to open Power Point
> and Microsoft .doc files. In 2.4 on installation you had the choice of
> making it the default programme (program!). No such option with
> version 3.0 The result is when I double click on a .
James Knott wrote:
Bob Burton wrote:
Dear Users,
I want Open Office 3.0 to be my default programme to open Power Point
and Microsoft .doc files. In 2.4 on installation you had the choice of
making it the default programme (program!). No such option with
version 3.0 The result is when I doubl
Thank you, James. Your first option worked. Thanks also to Barbara
for her input.
Bob.
At 08:43 PM 20/10/2008 -0400, you wrote:
Bob Burton wrote:
> Dear Users,
>
> I want Open Office 3.0 to be my default programme to open Power Point
> and Microsoft .doc files. In 2.4 on installation you h
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