On Wednesday 28 May 2003 12:57 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > I saw DrewMartin's got a similiar problem with oo. > > > I added line unset SESSION_MANAGER in swriter-script, and > > > voil�: it wuks grate! > > > Life is wunderbar! > > > (pity I didn't read it in the first place...) > > > > > > OllimaX! > > > > Congratulations Ollimax - I did'nt know that ! > > As you have just demonstrated, all roads leads to Rome, and in > > Linux there are roads all over the place. > > > > Kaj Haulrich. > > Actually, I was wondering last night how did I ever stood alive for > all these years with this intelligence of Winnie the Pooh!!! > After my cheerful message about the solved problem I found out that > I was still a root. Logged in as an ordinary user and tried > again:no Star Office! > > I kicked the cat and went to bed. > > Anyway, I'll try these other suggestions when I get my computer > back from the pawnshop, and tell you how will I succeed then. > > regards, > Ollimax, who is quite pissed off right now!
If you have run it first as root it should have set up a user directory for you. OTOH, if something you have done has foobarred that, it will give you headaches, so I suggest that you look for the hidden file .openoffice and rename it .ooOld, or similar, then try to start up again as a user. It should create a new one for you. Anne
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