you have to use ctrl-v to paste inside an x11 window -- so if you are
copying from a Mac application you use cmd-c (as usual) and then
paste using cnrl-v.
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On May 3, 2006, at 1:57 PM, Jeromy Darling wrote:
I got it working now, thanks for the help. New problem though, I
can't paste anything into a Calc spreadsheet - can't find anything
on the support forums about it either, any thoughts?
G. Roderick Singleton wrote:
On Fri, 2006-04-28 at 12:42 -0500, Jeromy Darling wrote:
Thanks for getting back to me, I installed the X11 but it still
won't open for me. I dragged it to my Applications folder, than
to my Dock, it opens for a second, than closes - I run a intel
mac (the MacBook Pro) - so neoffice is out for me.
Not necessarily. There is a Mac/Intel version at
ftp://ooopackages.good-day.net/pub/OpenOffice.org/MacOSX that you
might
like to test. I say test since it is in RC but not yet released.
SKuttlebut is that it works quite reasonably.
CPHennessy wrote:
On Mon April 17 2006 00:43, + Jeromy Darling wrote:
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Can't figure out how to open the dang program. I added to my
applications folder, but when I open it, nothing really
happens. I right
clicked and viewed the content of the folder and found a whole
world in
there, but still can't seem to find where I open the word
editor or
spreadsheet editor. Sorry I'm such a newbie!
As you are not subscribed you may not have seen that:
On Tue April 18 2006 00:58, John W. Kennedy wrote:
What you say suggests that you are using a Macintosh, and I see
that you
sent your e-mail from a Macintosh, so I will assume that to be
the case.
There are two versions of OpenOffice.org for the Mac. One is
written to
use the Unix part of MacOS X; you must install the X11 part of
MacOS X
from your CD-ROM to use it. (X11 is the part of Unix that does
windows
and stuff. Since MacOS X has its own Mac-flavored windows, it
normally
leaves X11 out, since it is only needed to run windowing Unix
programs.)
The other is called NeoOffice (or NeoOffice/J). It uses Java to
run as a
normal MacOS program, and would probably be easier for you to
use. See
<URL:http://www.neooffice.org>. (Note, however, that it does
not, at
present, run on Intel Macs, and that, because it is a modified
version
of the original OpenOffice.org, it is a couple of versions
behind.)
The long-term plan is to make a straightforward MacOS ("Cocoa")
version;
but there are complications.
Please reply to users@openoffice.org only.
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