Thanks. Will do. On Thu, 01 Dec 2005 23:08, Joerg Barfurth wrote: > Hi Wesley, > > Consider using the [email protected] mailing list for gettting > support for using the OpenOffice.org application. > > Wesley Parish wrote: > > This is an error message I am getting on a MS Win98SE box in an MS > > Win98SE network I attempt to manage. > > > > "OpenOffice.org 2.0 > > > > Either another instance of OpenOffice.org is accessing your personal > > settings or our personal settings are locked. > > Simultaneous access can lead to inconsistencies in you personal setings. > > Before continuing, you should make sure user '' closes OpenOffice.org on > > host 'WINTON'. > > > > Continue?" > > > > I've looked at the Tools/Options and can't find the appropriate area in > > the personal settings section. What should I be doing? > > There appears to be a computer called 'WINTON', where an OpenOffice.org > process is (or was) your networked profile directory for personal > settings. Apparently the computer on which you are running > OpenOffice.org has a different name. The OpenOffice.org process on > WINTON either is still running or terminated abnormally (i.e. it > crashed). In the former case you should quit the instance on WINTON > before running OOo on your machine. If that instance has crashed, you > are safe to 'continue' - in which case the message won't appear again. > > But I do wonder: if you are not logged in as a named user ("user ''"), > then how can networked profile directories work? > > Ciao, Joerg
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