Hello,
I have downloaded Open to a new computer that will not open it. It says
there is a bad soffice?
Is there any way to get this up running?
Thank you!!
Dino Ielmorini
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Running Windows 7. It now opens, however I can't open saved documents.
When I do that, a box comes up with the following..
Requested Operation Requires Elevation
Thanks
On 4/9/2014 1:52 PM, Dave Barton wrote:
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From: Dino Ielmorini dino...@comcast.net
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OK! This is a different issue. What you are encountering is called
Windows UAC (User Access Control).
Are you running/logged-in as an Administrator with elevated
privileges, or as a Standard user with normal privileges? If you saved
the saved the document(s) while logged-in as an Administrator
Dave,
Thanks, I am in a new computer that is way unfamiliar to me. Reading
your comments below, it only allows me to log in one way. Last question
I will bother you with. Can I get to a tab that allows me to be
standard, or the other way around? I just want to keep it as simple as
possible.
Not really an Apache OpenOffice issue, but since you are unfamiliar with
your new computer I will try and help you get started. Rather than bore
the more experienced subscribers to this list, I will contact you
off-list (direct email). It's late here and I need to get some sleep, so
don't expect
Thank you,Herbert!!
On Tue, Mar 18, 2014 at 12:21 PM, Andrea Pescetti pesce...@apache.org wrote:
On 17/03/2014 Tom Panfil wrote:
The next point rev release of Open Office should include a modified
version of the useless dialog box which has bedeviled so many users.
It is a Mac OS X dialog
That is a very GOOD idea, considering the number of questions requiring the
advice of “remove folder xxx from the folder yyy”, something that has fooled
many Mac users of Openoffice, me included.
My impression is that the question on the list requiring the standard response
has appeared at
thanks, I have by some mistake installed ver 4 which I think is now beta. It
appears the current version is 3.3. I searched the library on my Mac and
cannot find this file you reference. Using search have not found either. Is
there some other file. Could you a advise what folder it may be
On Mon, 17 Mar 2014 15:18:59 -, Frank Goforth go4t...@gmail.com wrote:
thanks, I have by some mistake installed ver 4 which I think is now beta. It
appears the current version is 3.3.
no, 4.0.1 is current, 4.1 is beta.
I searched the library on my Mac and cannot find this file you
That would be a folder? I think that is what you mean. There are 3 folders in
my “save application state” folder none of them have the
org.openoffice.script.savestate. I am new to Mac have owned Windows computers
before. Is there a way to completely remove open office and start all over? I
#AOO4.0.1ReleaseNotes-KnownIssues
Tom
On 3/16/14 7:25 PM, Larry Gusaas wrote:
On 2014-03-16, 3:42 PM Ellie Kent wrote concerning Open Office not
opening:
Hello,
I use open office on my mac,
However unfortunately it now won’t open which is highly infuriating
as I have a crucial report in which I need
Hello,
I use open office on my mac,
However unfortunately it now won’t open which is highly infuriating as I have a
crucial report in which I need to submit tonight.
When I try and open it, it comes up with the following message
‘The last time you opened OpenOffice, it unexpectedly quit while
A common error.
Open your finder.
Seelct Go menu
Prest ALT and select your Library
Find the ORG.openoffice.script.savedstate and put it in the garbage.
Those information are available on open office blog.
Denis R LeBlanc
leberbl...@icloud.com
Le 2014-03-16 à 17:42, Ellie Kent
Forwarding the answer to Ellie, who is not subscribed. Andrea
Denis R LeBlanc wrote:
A common error.
Open your finder.
Seelct Go menu
Prest ALT and select your Library
Find the ORG.openoffice.script.savedstate and put it in the garbage.
Those information are available on open office blog.
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