Anton,
Does your download have an RPMS folder?
If so, use rpm2targz to convert them to tarballs (see
http://slackware.osuosl.org/slackware-8.1/patches/source/bin/rpm2targz
for the script) and untar them as root in the real root (/) directory.
This simple bash shell script will help give you OOo in /opt. Copy the
script to /usr/local/bin and/or /usr/bin.
Assuming the OOo is in /home/anton,
cd OO*/RPMS && ls
for each file, use the filename to convert it to tar.gz
rpm2targz Open*core*
then as root,
cd /
tar xvzf /home/anton/OO*/RPMS/Open*core*gz
until all untarred.
To see the possible applications,
cd /opt/openoffice.org.2.*/programs
ls s*
Link/add the relevant application paths to your office menu if the
desktop integration folder is no help.
MSAccess support won't be there in the database, but otherwise it should
work well.
Andrew Sharp
Guy Voets wrote:
please only reply to users@openoffice.org
I have no solution for your problem, but other users may know how to help
you out.
you can also try the Italian pages of OpenOffice.org at
http://it.openoffice.org
--
Guy
2007/11/29, anton giulio maglione <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
i forgot it!my OS is linux (ubuntu 7.10) and version of openoffice is
2.3.do you need other informations?thanks
2007/11/28, Guy Voets < [EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
2007/11/26, anton giulio maglione < [EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
good morning!!!i have this problem with openoffice:when open any
application of openoffice the console return me this message:
** (process:7475): WARNING **: Unknown error forking main binary /
abnormal early exit ...
how do i resolve it? :'(
thanks
giulio
PS:sorry for my bad english!
Hello Giulio,
Please give us some more information: operating system (Windows,
Mac...), version of OpenOffice.org .
Maybe start with a restart (including Quickstarter if you have it)...
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