Greg
If you're still having trouble try checking that you have
'libreoffice-gtk installed (found in synaptic by typing 'libreoffice quick'.
I've checked my installation on 11.04, starts within 10secs and
'quickstart' is not enabled.
The checkbox on my installation is at :-
Tools/Options/Libreoffice/Memory box at bottom of list.
Hope this helps if not resolved.
*C A Wills*
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On 30/10/11 10:28, greg oconnell wrote:
Thanks for the quick reply and subject change.
I have searched Synaptic for the quickstarter module but can't find it
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Greg
________________________________
From: Terry Coles<[email protected]>
To: greg oconnell<[email protected]>; Dorset Linux User
Group<[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, 30 October 2011, 9:47
Subject: Re: [Dorset] LibreOffice QuickStarter
On Sunday 30 Oct 2011 09:31:46 greg oconnell wrote:
Using Ubuntu 11.04, I find Libre Office very slow to load. I searched the
web and found advice that said go Tools>Options and� check LibreOffice
Quickstarter.
The selection panel I get does not include the the checkbox.
In Kubuntu 11.10, which includes LibreOffice 3.4.3, the app starts in a touch
over 10 secs on my dual-core AMD 64 bit machine (it's not fast by modern
standards being several years old now). I don't have the QuickStarter
running.
According to the LibreOffice Help:
Enable systray Quickstarter
Mark this check box if you want LibreOffice to enable Quickstart. This option
is available if the Quickstart module has been installed.
Hope that helps.
BTW. I've changed the Subject to relate to the discussion!
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