Patsy, In their options menus rig your browsers to ask where they should save stuff. While you're tinkering there, note where presently they're configured to save downloads. Good bet your lost file will be parked there now.
If browsers presently have no designated parking space for downloads, the OO file is not so little. Don't download again: hunt it down, which is something we all should know how to do. Go back to the OO website and copy a distinctive string out of the name of file to be downloaded. Execute a search of your own machine: enter "*", the string from the file name and "*" on the find line. No quotation marks or spaces here, which is to say, the search term should be **string**. Proceed to search. Festoon all your stuff on its own tree. Make a sturdy branch for downloads. Is easier to backup. Is easier to find essentials when inevitably your Windows system becomes infected with a malevolent threat, of all which threats no anti- program can find and eradicate greater than 75%, and you are driven to wipe and laboriously create another temporarily clean restoration. JRL Akron, Ohio Patsy wrote: >> I recently tried to sign up for open office. It downloaded but now I cannot >> locate it to open it to use. Can you help? >>
