On Tuesday 26 April 2005 06:58 am, luis wrote: > Hello, my name is Luis and I am a user of Mandrake/Mandriva Linux. I download the file called OOo_1.9.95_LinuxIntel_Install.tar.gz to the directory /tmp, and unzip and untar the file. It done one directory called RPMS (in /tmp). > In this directory, there aren't one file called setup, this file there are in this package (http://www.openoffice.org/dev_docs/instructions.html). > > Well, I download one shell script called install_linux.sh and I can't installed the program. I write the correct parameters, I do anything wrong? Are there any trouble? > > Thanks
Hola Luis, Si lo haces este pregunta en la lista [email protected] quizas alguien ya lo tiene este en Espa�ol. He visto pero no recuerdo donde. :-(( Desde aqui: http://download.openoffice.org/install.html Instructions for Installing and Setting Up OpenOffice.org 2.0 Beta Last updated: 4 March 2005 Windows Windows, Multiple User Environments File Associations Linux Packages for Linux Distributions Windows 98/ME/NT/2000/XP Quick-Start Guide for OpenOffice.org 2.0 Beta Welcome to OpenOffice.org's Quick-Start Guide for Windows environments. Below you will find step-by-step instructions to install OpenOffice.org version 2.0 Beta on your system. You may want to print this instruction sheet for reference before beginning to download and install OpenOffice.org. Note: If you want to install a shared OpenOffice.org, to be used by many users, you will need to read these instructions. Note: If you will be installing OpenOffice.org on a Windows PC used by more than one user, and you want all users to be able to use OpenOffice.org (each user logs in separately), please see the Quick-Start Guide for Multiple Users. To download and install OpenOffice.org 2.0 Beta, follow this checklist: Print and read through these instructions. Review the System Requirements for OpenOffice.org use. Download OpenOffice.org 2.0 Beta Unzipping the Downloaded OpenOffice.org 2.0 Beta file Executing the Installation Program Running OpenOffice.org 2.0 Beta Follow these instructions The first thing you'll want to do is read through these instructions completely, and use the OpenOffice.org site to answer any questions you might have. The site contains documentation for users of all levels, beginner to advanced; a good place to get started for all new users of OpenOffice.org would be browsing the FAQ. Check system requirements Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows 2000 (Service Pack 2 or higher), Windows XP, Windows 2003 128 Mbytes RAM 200 Mbytes available disk space 800 x 600 or higher resoluation with at least 256 colors Java is required to use the new embedded Java technology based HSQLDB database engine, and or make use of accessibility and assistive technologies. If you do not require database tables or accessibility integration, then you do not need to download and install Java. Java (JRE/JDK) may be downloaded from http://java.com depending on your needs. Download OpenOffice.org 2.0 Beta To download OpenOffice.org from our website, you do not need to login. Also, it does not cost anything other than what your costs are to connect to the internet and download a large file. To download the most current version of OpenOffice.org: Display www.openoffice.org, and click on the "Download" link listed under the "OpenOffice.org 2.0 Beta" heading near the top left of the web page. This will display the OpenOffice.org 2.0 Beta Downloads page http://download.openoffice.org/2.0beta/index.html Do you see a blue box ? Inside the blue box, the first drop down menu is prompting you to select your language. Click on the down arrow to the left of this drop down menu and select your language from the list. For those languages where more than one mirror site is available will be prompted to choose the operating system (platform). "Windows" is at the top of the list. Choose a mirror (download location) closest to you. An interim page will be displayed with some information on how to contribute to the project and how to locate other resources, and seek support. Click the "Continue to Download" button to proceed to download OpenOffice.org to your computer. You will be prompted by a dialog window as to where you want to place the download file on your computer. Note this down, as you will need to find it later to install OpenOffice.org on your computer. Note: You may also want to copy the downloaded file to a backup medium (CD-ROM, ZIP disk, et al.) To check the integrity of the file that you have downloaded, please refer to the instructions for getting and using Md5Sums. Unzipping the downloaded OpenOffice.org 2.0 Beta file Either using Windows Explorer or Mozilla/Netscape's Download Manager, navigate to the OpenOffice.org file you downloaded. Windows Explorer users will want to find the file and double-click to launch the Installation program. Alternately, Mozilla/Netscape users will want to open the Download Manager, highlight the file, and click ?Launch File?. In either case, your unzip utility will start if one is successfully installed on your system. Executing the installation programme Using the compression utility, extract all the files into a separate directory on your hard drive. Once the files are decompressed, navigate to the folder, find ?SETUP.EXE?, and double-click to launch the OpenOffice.org installation program. Follow the prompts, and OpenOffice.org will be installed on your system, ready for use. Note. Depending on your install set you may be asked if you want OpenOffice.org to be your default Office suite. If you answer "yes" and then change your mind, returning to the prior state is tedious. You need to reassociate all Office files. Thank you for using OpenOffice.org, and welcome! Quick-Start Guide, Windows in a Multiple User Environment Login as Administrator. Unpack the downloaded image into a directory. Navigate to the directory with the unpacked files. This could be the opened uncompressed folder. Then execute "setup.exe". Logout as Administrator. This action will install OpenOffice.org in multi-user configuration. Each user can then invoke OpenOffice.org from the program menu which will configure itself as a workstation copy with no further effort on the part of the user. Linux RPM-based Installation Prerequisites If you want Java integration, you want to make sure you have the latest JRE installed. It should be at least JRE 1.4. You can find the JRE for Linux at the Java JRE for Linux download site. Alternatively, it might be included on the installation media of your distro as part of a complete Java development environment. Installation Steps Unpack the downloaded image into a directory. For example,Currently, the following command would unpack into the current directory: tar xvzf Ooo_1.9.m79_native_LinuxIntel_install.tar.gz Su to root, if necessary. cd into the directory with the unpacked image. This could be RPMS. Delete any rpm files that do not apply to your system. For example, on a Fedora Core 3 system, delete any rpms specific to another distribution such as openofficeorg-suse-menus-1.9.79-1.noarch.rpm. Then execute rpm -Uvih *rpm. saludos, Richard. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
