Barbara
It may be worth trying to get a computer magazine with Open Office on the
cover disc. Please note that open office 2.1 is the latest version
Thanks
Rob
-Original Message-
From: melchar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 01 February 2007 08:47
To: users@openoffice.org
Subject: [use
melchar wrote:
However, I just spent 12 hours totday trying to download the
darned thing and my dial-up BOTH times at about the 6-7 hour mark
dropped signal and the download stopped. And then would not
re-establish the download at where it stopped, so I had to do it all
over again.
ry 05, 2007 3:56 PM
Subject: Re: [users] [moderated] I -really- TRULY want to use open office!
melchar wrote:
However, I just spent 12 hours totday trying to download the
darned thing and my dial-up BOTH times at about the 6-7 hour mark dropped
signal and the download stopped. And t
I can split the file in 5MB chunks for you and post it at
www.mytempdir.com.
If it is OK for you to accept binary from stranger on the mailing list
you
have two options - selfextracting multipart archive or just multipart
RAR
archive (trial avail from http://www.rarlabs.com/).
Specify either link
David Potter wrote:
For Barbara.
Question to Open Office download/licence experts. Is it possible for
someone limited by dialup connection to the Internet to obtain a copy
of Open Office from a friend with broadband? If so, you can get the
friend to copy the programme on to a disc and then
Kirill S. Palagin wrote:
I can split the file in 5MB chunks for you and post it at
www.mytempdir.com.
If it is OK for you to accept binary from stranger on the mailing list
you
have two options - selfextracting multipart archive or just multipart
RAR
archive (trial avail from http://www.rarlab
