Pete Holsberg wrote: > Mathias Bauer wrote: > >> Pete Holsberg wrote: >> >>> Cor Nouws wrote: >>>> Pete Holsberg wrote: >>>> >>>>> Where do I find PackageManager in Windows? >>>>> >>>> In OOo: Tools|Packagemanager >>> PackageManager shows no packages. >> >> So you had installed the package and removed the files in the file >> system, but not by deinstalling the package. > > No, I did not. > >> Unfortunately basic canÄt cope with this. >> >> You can fix the problem manually if you dare to do so. >> First close OOO and the quickstarter (if you use it). >> Go to your OOo user directory. Usually you can find it in your >> "application data" directory. In the basic sub directory you can find >> two files with extension "xlc". First create a backup of them, them load >> both of them into an editor (I recommend notepad). Delete all lines that >> contain "StarXpert_OOOMultiSave". Save the files again. The error should >> be gone. If Basic goes haywire you can again shut down OOO (and the >> quickstarter) and put the backup files back. > > Done. Didn't seem to make any difference.
My fault, sorry. I again had a look on your mail and now I see that the error points to *share*/uno_packages... So you must apply the same procedure to the xlc files in share/basic. It seems that this packages has been installed on admin level. >> A more tedious but perhaps more safe operation would be to install the >> package again with the package manager and then immediately deinstall it >> again. Should do also (not tested). > > Where would I get the package from??? Try to google for StarXpert. Or ask on [EMAIL PROTECTED] But perhaps manual editing of the right xlc files does the trick. Ciao, Mathias -- Mathias Bauer - OpenOffice.org Application Framework Project Lead Please reply to the list only, [EMAIL PROTECTED] is a spam sink. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
