On Sat, 27 May 2006 10:36:09 -0400 "G. Roderick Singleton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> dijo:
> > When I click on File > Wizards > Install new dictionaries, nothing > > happens. Nothing at all. Nothing pops up, no error messages, just a > > whole lotta nada. > > > > This is OO.o 1.93.129 on Ubuntu-64 Breezy. > > Perhaps Unbuntu disabled this feature or is it possible that you are not > connected to the Internet when using the Wizard? For the former case, > check with Ubuntu and in the second case go on-line. > > If Ubuntu has disabled this feature, I suggest that you remove the > Ubuntu version and download directly from www.openoffice.org. Thanks for the suggestions, but I don't completely understand what you mean. 1) The only version on openoffice.org that will install is the same version that I currently have. Note: You cannot install 2.0x on a 64-bit Debian distro because the .deb files do not exist yet. Someone once told me of a repository that had 64-bit .deb files for 2.0, but when I added the repositories it turned out that the repository was there, and there were pointers to the files, but when I tried to install I got 404 error messages -- the files were not actually in the repository. 2) if you meant that there is a separate thesaurus file that I can grab and just place in some secret folder, that sounds good. But I don't see anything like that on openoffice.org. On the other hand, it's a huge site, so maybe it's there and I just couldn't find it. If so, kindly point me to it. 3) It doesn't make any sense that Ubuntu would disable this feature. Why would they do that? And how could they, even if they wanted to? 4) I am at home where I am constantly connected via ethernet to the router and cable modem. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
