Thomas Steel wrote:
Yes, and thanks. In Windows 7, you can use Start > Control Panel ,
Programs, Uninstall a program, select OpenOffice.org 3.2, and use the
Repair button at the top.
I was very excited to get this e-mail, because the solution seemed
simple. Alas, when I do it & click Repair, I get: 'The feature you are
trying to use is on a network resource that is unavailable' & then
'Enter an alternate path to a folder containing the installation
package in the box below' & then 'The installation source for this
product is not available. Verify that the source exists & that you can
access it'.
My cause seems hopeless (or is there a way through all that?) TS
It sounds as if you've deleted the installation files, or they're
someplace Windows can't currently get to. If they're still around, you
can browse to the right folder from that dialog, or use Start, and
specify setup.exe in the Search box to see if it finds such a file
associated with OOo (and if so, run it). Otherwise, you'll need to
either download OOo again, or find the downloaded file from before, and
double-click it again. After the files have been unpacked, the
setup.exe program should start again, and you'll end up in the
installation dialogs and you'll be able to install or repair. Since
there's a reference in the message to a network resource, it may be that
your files unpacked to a network device that you need special permission
to access; you can make sure that they unpack onto your desktop or some
other accessible location this time.
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