On Sun, 2006-08-20 at 09:19 -0400, Walter A. March wrote:
> As Gerry mentioned, I am doing some things for the documentation project 
> already. One of these is the troubleshooting common problems document. 
> Right now I am working on a section about getting more help and I need a 
> little help with it :)
> 
> In particular, my document suggests including in your message your 
> version of OO.o and the Operating system.  Little snag there... OO.o 
> runs on a bunch of OSes... but I only have MS Windows flavors.
> 
> Below is the section on obtaining the version numbers. Any assistance 
> would be helpful. Thanks!
> 
> Your version of OpenOffice.org
> To get this information, click Help > About OpenOffice.org. Just below 
> the nice graphic that says OpenOffice.org 2.0, there should be a line 
> giving the full version number, perhaps OpenOffice.org 2.0.3.
> 
> Your operating system and its version
> 
> Microsoft Windows:
> 1.Right-click your My Computer icon
> 2.Choose Properties
> 3.On the General tab you should have information such as Microsoft 
> Windows 2000.  This is your version of Windows.
> Often the My Computer icon will be on the desktop.  If not, it may be on 
> your Start Menu.
> 

On *NIX, you use the command uname -a on the commandline. e.g. on my
system this gives:
Linux myhost.domain 2.6.17-1.2174_FC5 #1 Tue Aug 8 15:30:55 EDT 2006
i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux

I would expect MacOS to be similar but do not know the command to give.
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