Andrew Douglas Pitonyak wrote at 15:44 on 8 Oct 2005: > Paul Salazar wrote: > > > I'm migrating from Windows to Linux, so currently I've a dual booting PC. > > I use OOo in both partitions and share the OOo docs from any OS. > > Nevertheless the data bases created with OOo Base (1.9.125) within Windows > > can not be read by OOo Base (1.9.128) within Linux or inverse. In fact, > > the file is opened by OOo Base, but clicking over the Tables icon at the > > left side does >not retrieve any action. > > > As a reference point, I do this all the time. Install the latest release > candidate and make certain that you are NOT using java 1.5 or later. Use > 1.4x instead.
That's a strange warning. I seem to recall that it was stated that Java 1.5 was needed. I admit that I had problems between Java 1.5 and OOo 1.9.79 but I have had no problems in my limited experience after I upgraded to OOo 1.9.125. Maybe a compatibility issue has been solved?? The way I recall the incident, my problem was that OOo reported a corrupt version of Java 1.5 when I attempted to design tables with OOo 1.9.79. -- Jim --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
