Could I Install OpenOffice.org on UBUNTU 10.10 using OpenOffice.org CD and how
do that?
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Hello
I have been using OO Version 3.2 and want to install 3.3.
The installer runs with no adverse comment and even says it's successful and
opens the page to ask me why I've removed 3.2 but there is no sign of 3.3 on my
PC. 3.2 is still there and works.
I searched in support and I entered an
On Mon, 2011-01-10 at 16:49 -0600, Maybhate, Dipty wrote:
Hi,
We have open office 3.1 installed on Linux box. I want to also install 3.2
and have 3.1 and 3.2 in parallel.
Could you please forward the instructions to be able to do so?
Thanks and Regards,
Dipty Maybhate
Globalfoundries
Hi,
We have open office 3.1 installed on Linux box. I want to also install 3.2 and
have 3.1 and 3.2 in parallel.
Could you please forward the instructions to be able to do so?
Thanks and Regards,
Dipty Maybhate
Globalfoundries Inc.
Milpitas CA
2009/11/6 Bob Lacy jyard...@potc.net
error 1303 insufficient privileges to continue installing
...basic\program\shlxthdl
must have admin privs.
I do believe I am installed as admin. I own the machine. I built it. I
install XP on it. I am the only user installed on my machine.
I tried to
error 1303 insufficient privileges to continue installing
...basic\program\shlxthdl
must have admin privs.
I do believe I am installed as admin. I own the machine. I built it. I install
XP on it. I am the only user installed on my machine.
I tried to update from ver 3. Now that is wiped out
Hi,
I had a problem opening any part of the Open Office suite on my computer. I
tried to trouble shoot and still did not work.
Then I tried to re install, but the process was interrupted. Now it gives me
Error 1500 that I must continue prior install before continuing this one
message. How do
I've installed 3.1 on Ubuntu 9.04 successfully. However there are no
help files available. How do I fix this?
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I've installed 3.1 on Ubuntu 9.04 successfully. However there are no
help files available. How do I fix this?
I see the same thing with my Swedish-language version of 3.1.0 (Build 9399)
on 64-bit Ubuntu 9.04. As a matter of fact, if I click «Help» and
2009/2/2 Mark Ramsay ramsa...@shaw.ca
Hello:
I am using an IMac (two months old) and just received an update to OO.
I downloaded the file which brought up a dialog box to install.
Clicked on install and another dialog box came up that said OO must be
closed
I closed OO and the install
Hello:
I am using an IMac (two months old) and just received an update to OO.
I downloaded the file which brought up a dialog box to install.
Clicked on install and another dialog box came up that said OO must
be closed
I closed OO and the install install dialog box also closed leaving me
Amandeep Randhawa wrote:
Hello Sir/Madam
I wanna ask how much time it takes to download openoffice from your
site?
Awaiting for your reply
With Regards
Aman
With a very high speed broadband connection, a couple of minutes. With a
slow dial up with frequent drop outs maybe a couple
On 21/12/2008 20:13, Bernard Head wrote:
Amandeep Randhawa wrote:
Hello Sir/Madam
I wanna ask how much time it takes to download openoffice from your
site?
Awaiting for your reply
With Regards
Aman
With a very high speed broadband connection, a couple of minutes. With
a slow dial
Amandeep Randhawa wrote:
Hello Sir/Madam
I wanna ask how much time it takes to download openoffice from your
site?
That depends entirely on your internet connection. If you have good
broadband access, it'll take a couple of minutes. If you have dial up
modem access, it will take
On 11/08/08 15:53, Saleem EDAH-TALLY wrote:
Hello,
Versions prior to OOO 3.0 had standard OS-independant installation directories.
This has much changed since 3.0 :
On Win, it seems to be constantly installed in \\program files\openoffice.org
3.0\
On Linux, it's installed in
Hello,
Versions prior to OOO 3.0 had standard OS-independant installation directories.
This has much changed since 3.0 :
On Win, it seems to be constantly installed in \\program files\openoffice.org
3.0\
On Linux, it's installed in /opt/openoffice.org AND in /opt/openoffice.org3
Question :
: Sunday, October 19, 2008 12:17 PM
Subject: Re: [users] Install dictionaries in Ooo 3.0
Hi!
You have to go to
http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/taxonomy/term/231 and download
appropriate directory. In windows it might be associated with
Openoffice.org extension manager, thus you just need
2008/11/6 Carlos Martinez [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi, ANDIS
I have visited the link for extensions.services...etc and I didn´t fine a
Spanish dictionary with thesuarus and synonims att all. Do you know where I
can fine them?
Many thanks Carlos.
Indeed, Carlos, I only find Argentinian and
Guy Voets escribió:
Indeed, Carlos, I only find Argentinian and Mexican blends of Spanish, no
Spanish from Spain...
I have the Spanish word list in my OOo, but I can't find the extension of
it!
You can find an user created extension containing some Spanish Spanish
dictionaries here:
Hi,
On Thu, Nov 6, 2008 at 15:59, Javier Rivera wrote:
[...]
You can find an user created extension containing some Spanish Spanish
dictionaries here:
http://ricardo.berlasso.googlepages.com/ooo3
Javier.
Great -
Diccionario español, sinónimos y silábico dict-es_ES.oxt
is working fine ...
Dear friends, after I hade made the uppdate of Ooo 2.0.3 to Ooo 3. I loosed the
dictionaries I´ve installed in the older version. I´m running Ooo 3 (In
Swedish). under Windows XP. But..When I tryto use the installer DicOOo found
in
Hi!
You have to go to
http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/taxonomy/term/231 and download
appropriate directory. In windows it might be associated with
Openoffice.org extension manager, thus you just need to confirm
installation during download. Other way is to save dictionary file on
your
NoOp wrote:
On 07/29/2008 04:26 AM, Jean Lear wrote:
In answer (rather belatedly) to para 1, go to Tools Options Open
Office.org General Document Status if there is a tick in
-(Printing sets document modified status), I know this wants you to
save the document again even if you have
In answer (rather belatedly) to para 1, go to Tools Options Open
Office.org
General Document Status if there is a tick in -(Printing sets document
modified
status), I know this wants you to save the document again even if you have
only
opened it and printed a copy of it without making any
On 07/29/2008 04:26 AM, Jean Lear wrote:
In answer (rather belatedly) to para 1, go to Tools Options Open
Office.org General Document Status if there is a tick in
-(Printing sets document modified status), I know this wants you to
save the document again even if you have only opened it
sandylemberg wrote:
1. If I open a document with Open Office Writer just to look at it and
make no changes, Open Office will not allow me to close the document.
Open Office insists that I have changed the document and refuses to close
it unless I answer the dialogue box which says
The
(top-posting continued to avoid further mess. No snip, to show the
mess that easily results from mixing.)
As well as not quoting others' text as your own, I would suggest you
learm to snip appropriately, and not to top-post when that will
thoroughly mess up the sequence of contributions.
On 29 Jun 2008 at 15:35, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1. My reply to Mike Scott addresses this point. The font is Times New
Which point? Are we expected to read the whole of the rest of your
post to find what on earth you're talking about? The rest of your
comments are quite out of context - same
Sandy,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Additionally, this list does not have a home page (that I could find)
allowing member options such as No mail, an option I would have
selected because most topics have no relevance for me. I read one post to
this list in which a list member describes how he
Uh, Sandy?
If all you want is very basic text-only editor - why not use Notepad?
It doesn't get any simpler than that; and save OOo for the big jobs that
need spellchecker, graphics, etc..
HTH
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Barbara
First of all, I appreciate your help and your intelligent
On 06/29/2008 02:12 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From my limited experience, the impression I have is that ooo developers
seem to arbitrarily implement new features which are inferior to the
corresponding features in standard use. A good example is the tree setup
for the custom installer.
On 28 Jun 2008 at 22:05, Richard Detwiler wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here are some problems with Open Office:
...
I finally pushed Discard and was able to start the program. Experiments
with a sample document showed the following: the document, which had been
saved in Word with a
From my limited experience, the impression I have is that ooo developers
seem to arbitrarily implement new features which are inferior to the
corresponding features in standard use. A good example is the tree setup
for the custom installer. The approach I would like to see would be to
start with
1. My reply to Mike Scott addresses this point. The font is Times New
Roman which I believe is common to both ooo and msw. Permissible
responses to questions in dialogue should always be appropriate, directly
corresponding to the question. Programmers need to understand this. There
should not be a
What you say makes sense. However, ooo automatically changed the font
from 14 point to 10 point and then behaved as if I had made a change when
I restored it. In fact, I had made a change in restoring it, but that
change was just to undo the change made by oo Writer. Also, the language
in the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From my limited experience, the impression I have is that ooo developers
seem to arbitrarily implement new features which are inferior to the
corresponding features in standard use. A good example is the tree setup
for the custom installer. The approach I would like to
Barbara
First of all, I appreciate your help and your intelligent comments. I am
happy to continue this conversation with you but it will have to be one
on one after tonight, as I will be unsubcribing from this list forthwith.
Second: Here is my main beef with MS Office: when I open a program
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here are some problems with Open Office:
1. If I open a document with Open Office Writer just to look at it and
make no changes, Open Office will not allow me to close the document.
Open Office insists that I have changed the document and refuses to close
it unless I
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Additionally, this list does not have a home page (that I could find)
allowing member options such as No mail, an option I would have
selected because most topics have no relevance for me. I read one post to
this list in which a list member describes how he periodically
There seems to be a mix of some pretty legitimate problems, which I've
heard reported before, and some that seem a bit contrived ... or maybe
just due to a misunderstanding of how applications work. Comments in
line ...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here are some problems with Open Office:
1. If
Here are some problems with Open Office:
1. If I open a document with Open Office Writer just to look at it and
make no changes, Open Office will not allow me to close the document.
Open Office insists that I have changed the document and refuses to close
it unless I answer the dialogue box which
Additionally, this list does not have a home page (that I could find)
allowing member options such as No mail, an option I would have
selected because most topics have no relevance for me. I read one post to
this list in which a list member describes how he periodically
unsubsrcibes when going on
- Original Message -
From: Rick Darcy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: users@openoffice.org
Sent: Wednesday, June 25, 2008 12:52 AM
Subject: Re: [users] Install Directory
This was not me...!
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: users@openoffice.org
Sent: Tuesday, June
This was not me...!
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: users@openoffice.org
Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2008 3:28 PM
Subject: Re: [users] Install Directory
If I was sent this as an answer to my install problem, I am sorry, it
hasn't. My problem is, every time I double
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
SNIP
I am very sorry to say that my initial impression is very negative. If
the installation is this bad, I am skeptical about the quality of the ooo
suite itself.
This works very well if you are interacting with an entity with
commercial interest. (My package did
On 23 Jun 2008 at 22:49, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I started to install ooo but I stopped because the complete installation
did not allow me to select the target directory. I then downloaded the
pdf file that was supposed to be a complete set of installation
instructions. Maybe so, but the
Yes, I am using xp. I thought, from the structure of the forum signup,
that this particular board was only for xp users and so did not specify
that.
Yes, it is the total obscurity of the selection method that stopped me.
Nevertheless, I just went through the custom install and tried my best to
On 24 Jun 2008 at 0:35, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, I am using xp. I thought, from the structure of the forum signup,
that this particular board was only for xp users and so did not specify
that.
Not sure what forum signup you refer to.
This is an email list users@openoffice.org where
Mike, I put out a similar question on a forum where I think my comment
about xp applies. My bad, I was frazzled and baffled and forgot that the
ground rules for the email list are not xp specific. Sorry about that!
I want you to know that I greatly appreciate your help because you are
really
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mike, I put out a similar question on a forum where I think my comment
about xp applies. My bad, I was frazzled and baffled and forgot that the
ground rules for the email list are not xp specific. Sorry about that!
I want you to know that I greatly appreciate your help
If I was sent this as an answer to my install problem, I am sorry, it
hasn't. My problem is, every time I double click on the icon to open the file I
get
the install wizard, It has been installed at least five times. My question,
what can I do. I have all of the features in the file, I just
ok Barbara, it looks like you nailed it. I found it in the start menu. I
had to accept the license aggreement and it appears that I now have
access to the programs. I'll send an update once I have had time to go
further with it. Many thanks, Sandy.
On Tue, 24 Jun 2008 15:20:46 -0500 Barbara
I started to install ooo but I stopped because the complete installation
did not allow me to select the target directory. I then downloaded the
pdf file that was supposed to be a complete set of installation
instructions. Maybe so, but the information was for version 1 and does
not apply to
I have just installed Ubuntu onto my PC to dual boot with WinXP. I am a
total novice with respect to Linux and I want to see if I can get on
with it.
I am eager to install, if possible, OOo Dev300m14 alongside the Ubuntu
supplied 2.4 version as I have in XP. Is this possible in Ubuntu? The
Please excuse this reply to my own question but I have just downloaded
my mail and have noticed a reply from NoOP on another thread re.
installation of OOo 3.0 Beta.
NoOP says that he has umpteen versions of OOo installed on his Ubuntu
7.10 system. If you are reading this NoOP I would
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
2008/5/29 Terence W C Warby [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I have just installed Ubuntu onto my PC to dual boot with WinXP. I am a
total novice with respect to Linux and I want to see if I can get on with
it.
I am eager to install, if possible, OOo Dev300m14 alongside the Ubuntu
hi,
by default, openofc is install in /opt/openoffice2.4 dir. i was wondering
is there a way to change this def. to a diff. dir. of your own?
thanks,
Hello everyone!
I just downloaded and installed the greek beta of OOo 3. I'm in Ubuntu
Gutsy Gibbon (7.10) and when i hit the install new dic guide i get a
small window i cannot see the options which is neihter resizable nor has
any handles on it, and i cannot check for the greek dictionary i
On Sun, 13 Apr 2008 02:07:37 +1000
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The default location that OpenOffice.org uses to unpack itself is
buried deep within the Documents Settings hierarchy. I appreciate
that the installer is given the option of unpacking OOo to a different
directory, which is what I
Hi,
On Sun, Apr 13, 2008 at 1:08 AM, Michael Adams wrote:
On Sun, 13 Apr 2008 02:07:37 +1000
phildanattpg.com.au wrote:
The default location that OpenOffice.org uses to unpack itself is
buried deep within the Documents Settings hierarchy. I appreciate
that the installer is given
On 06/04/2008 04:11, David Lowe wrote:
On Apr 5, 2008, at 15:02 , Harold Fuchs wrote:
Any 2.x version will overwrite an earlier 2.y version but will leave
alone an earlier 1.z version. That's on Windows. Not sure about
Linux/Mac/...
On the Mac, the provided binaries come as a 'bundle'
should i uninstall 2.2 before i install the updated 2.6
thanks Carl
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On 05/04/2008 16:03, Carl M.LaRose wrote:
should i uninstall 2.2 before i install the updated 2.6
thanks Carl
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ermmm, the latest is 2.4; if you have found a 2.6 it's not the genuine
article. Go to www.openoffice.org for the real thing. If you just made a
typo, apologies.
Carl M.LaRose wrote:
should i uninstall 2.2 before i install the updated 2.6
thanks Carl
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Installing the latest version (BTW, it's 2.4.0, not 2.6) will remove any
older 2.x version.
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On Apr 5, 2008, at 15:02 , Harold Fuchs wrote:
Any 2.x version will overwrite an earlier 2.y version but will
leave alone an earlier 1.z version. That's on Windows. Not sure
about Linux/Mac/...
On the Mac, the provided binaries come as a 'bundle' that can be
dragged to wherever the user
On 21/03/2008 13:16, Erik Mutis wrote:
I am having a hard time installing this product for all terminal server
users. I can install the product and use it myself, but it does not
appear to be available for terminal users. I cannot find any recent
information on subject. Please forward any
I am having a hard time installing this product for all terminal server
users. I can install the product and use it myself, but it does not
appear to be available for terminal users. I cannot find any recent
information on subject. Please forward any documentation on this topic.
Thank you.
Hi Jasmine,
2008/2/13, Jasmine Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I have tried to install OOO 2.3.1 several times now. I sometime have
problems installing new editions over old ones, so I previously uninstalled
the last version. Now, however, I am only able to get halfway through the
install process. I
I have tried to install OOO 2.3.1 several times now. I sometime have
problems installing new editions over old ones, so I previously uninstalled
the last version. Now, however, I am only able to get halfway through the
install process. I get to a point where it wants openoffice23.msi, and
despite
It doesn't even launch the installer. (note, I installed and am using
an earlier version, so this is new behavior.)
1) I get the usual dialog boxes about permission to run, and I allow it to run.
2) It gives the unpacking message, 35% etc. it gets to 100% and
bang, error message box
3) and
Please ignore earlier e-amil on this subject - pilot error.
Bob
I downloaded your product to my home PC: Dell with windows XP Home. I
didn't get any errors during/after the download so I assume it was
successful.
Whenever I launch Open Office, it goes thru an install / unpack routine.
Is this normal - or is there a setting that needs to be made to provide
a
Stroh, Robert W (Robert) wrote:
I downloaded your product to my home PC: Dell with windows XP Home. I
didn't get any errors during/after the download so I assume it was
successful.
Whenever I launch Open Office, it goes thru an install / unpack routine.
Is this normal - or is there a setting
Stroh, Robert W (Robert) wrote:
I downloaded your product to my home PC: Dell with windows XP Home. I
didn't get any errors during/after the download so I assume it was
successful.
Whenever I launch Open Office, it goes thru an install / unpack routine.
Is this normal - or is there a setting
On Jan 24, 2008 9:25 PM, rob clement [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Stroh, Robert W (Robert) wrote:
I downloaded your product to my home PC: Dell with windows XP Home. I
didn't get any errors during/after the download so I assume it was
successful.
Whenever I launch Open Office, it goes
Can anyone tell me how to install openoffice 2.3 using transformation
pls?
Kind Regards
Michael Johnson
Director
BPEnet Limited Robin Hill Cottage Fairfield Road Eastbourne BN20 7NA
Tel: 0870 9220247
On 20 Jan 2008 at 16:58, James Knott wrote:
John h forney wrote:
I have tried at least 7 times to install openoffice.org I bielieve the
file is too big for my 56kdialup connection my
internet provider allows me 6 hours to be on line after that I am
disconnected. The last time I
On 21/01/2008, Michael Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone tell me how to install openoffice 2.3 using transformation
pls?
Kind Regards
Michael Johnson
Director
BPEnet Limited Robin Hill Cottage Fairfield Road Eastbourne BN20 7NA
Tel: 0870 9220247
I'm afraid I do not
mike scott wrote:
On 20 Jan 2008 at 16:58, James Knott wrote:
John h forney wrote:
I have tried at least 7 times to install openoffice.org I bielieve the file
is too big for my 56kdialup connection my
internet provider allows me 6 hours to be on line after that I am
disconnected. The
Michael Johnson wrote:
Can anyone tell me how to install openoffice 2.3 using transformation pls?
What do you mean by transformation?
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Dear James
Using the msi installer and creating an mst file that allows you to
specify a silent install with the selected options contained in the mst
file.
Kind Regards
Michael
On Mon, 2008-01-21 at 15:53, James Knott wrote:
Michael Johnson wrote:
Can anyone tell me how to install
On 21/01/2008, Michael Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear James
Using the msi installer and creating an mst file that allows you to
specify a silent install with the selected options contained in the mst
file.
Kind Regards
Michael
On Mon, 2008-01-21 at 15:53, James Knott wrote:
I have tried at least 7 times to install openoffice.org I bielieve the file
is too big for my 56kdialup connection my
internet provider allows me 6 hours to be on line after that I am
disconnected. The last time I tried to download it
on sunday 1/19 when I went back to the computer it was
John h forney wrote:
I have tried at least 7 times to install openoffice.org I bielieve the file
is too big for my 56kdialup connection my
internet provider allows me 6 hours to be on line after that I am
disconnected. The last time I tried to download it
on sunday 1/19 when I went
I was helping another user yesterday and I came across a situation where
she claims that the OpenOffice.org 2.3 folder was not created in her
Start My Programs. I was helping her using Skype to speak to her so
could not see for myself.
Once the install had run I got her to use My Computer and
OpenOffice,
Version 2.3 started its install. I was in many other applications, besides a
speadsheet of OpenOffice 2.2.
I kept it waiting while I gracefully closed out of my applications. I was not
sure how the installation started, but wanted it to continue.
After the application
How do I install SRC680_m241_MacOSXPowerPC_X11for en-US?
The good-day site offers
OOo_SRC680_m241_MacOSXIntel_X11_SDK_install_en-US.dmg
OOo_SRC680_m241_MacOSXIntel_X11_URE_install_en-US.dmg
but no
OOo_SRC680_m241_MacOSXIntel_X11_install_en-US.dmg
Al Maloney
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Thanks again Larry.
I edited bootstraprc using UserInstallation=$USERCONFIG/OpenOffice.org/2
Your suggestion works perfectly.
Al Maloney
Larry Gusaas-4 wrote:
On 12/28/07 8:11 AM, amaloney wrote:
How do I install SRC680_m241_MacOSXPowerPC_X11for en-US?
The good-day site offers
I am using version 2.3 of OpenOffice.org. My problem is: I'm curious to know,
be it that I installed OO 2.3 while on AOL, can I open docs when I'm working,
while on Mozilla (I see there is a separate set of instructions for Mozilla)?
I've been having trouble opening things while in eBay
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I am using version 2.3 of OpenOffice.org. My problem is: I'm curious to know,
be it that I installed OO 2.3 while on AOL, can I open docs when I'm working,
while on Mozilla (I see there is a separate set of instructions for Mozilla)?
I've been having trouble
On 19/11/2007, JOANNE SHUMAN [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Mr. Fuchs , Thank you for the info, you are the only person I ask
about this that told me all the versions are free including the help
support. I was told by a help person to download the 1.0 it was free.
When I first went into
Hello Mr. Fuchs , Thank you for the info, you are the only person I ask
about this that told me all the versions are free including the help
support. I was told by a help person to download the 1.0 it was free.
OpenOffice.org is definitely free for you to download. It is free now,
and
On 21/11/2007, ccornell - OpenOffice.org [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
snip
If I try to open an attachment using thoes
programs, I get the pop up screen that asks for my Administrative
Rights
wants 25 character product keycode from back of cd.
This sounds like you are using MS Vista, and
JOANNE SHUMAN wrote:
Hello Mr. Fuchs , Thank you for the info, you are the only person I ask about this that told me all the versions are free including the help support. I was told by a help person to download the 1.0 it was free. When I first went into "Open Office" their page seemed to
Hello Mr. Fuchs , Thank you for the info, you are the only person I ask about
this that told me all the versions are free including the help support. I was
told by a help person to download the 1.0 it was free. When I first went into
Open Office their page seemed to ask for a code number
James wrote:
Hello open office, I downloaded the Free version 1.0 of Open Office.
Where did you find that?
a) More likely 1.0.3 is meant, which is obtainable from openoffice.org;
b) OOo 1.0.0 is on SourceForge, but one has to spend a lot of time
hunting for it. (Budget at least two
--- jonathon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
James wrote:
Hello open office, I downloaded the Free version
1.0 of Open Office.
Where did you find that?
a) More likely 1.0.3 is meant, which is obtainable
from openoffice.org;
b) OOo 1.0.0 is on SourceForge, but one has to spend
a lot
Colin Sharpe wrote:
--- jonathon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
James wrote:
Hello open office, I downloaded the Free version
1.0 of Open Office.
Where did you find that?
a) More likely 1.0.3 is meant, which is obtainable
from openoffice.org;
b) OOo 1.0.0 is on
Colin wrote:
Maybe a dumb question, but why download and install an obsolete version?
The obvious:
* Windows 95 won't run anything more recent than OOo 1.0.3;
* RAM or Hard disk drive limitations restrict one to OOo 1.1.5-sec
The unobvious:
* To determine the first release which contained a
Hello open office, I downloaded the Free version 1.0 of Open Office. I don't
know how to Install it. I emailed with help question on this got answer that
I should double click icon on desktop install from there. I did this but
still dont see a install wizard or other install directions to
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