On 6/8/12 4:06 AM, zhangjf wrote: > On Thu, Jun 7, 2012 at 3:23 PM, Jürgen Schmidt > <jogischm...@googlemail.com> wrote: >> On 6/7/12 4:57 AM, Gavin McDonald wrote: >>> Hi All, >>> >>> Here is my installation experience, it seems to vary somewhat from some >>> others experiences. >>> >>> Environment: Windows 7 64 Bit, experience was same of both Desktop and >>> Laptop. >>> >>> >>> 1. Download OpenOffice 3.4 from openoffice.org mirror. -- Time: 2 minutes. >>> >>> 2. Unpack . -- Time: < 1 minute. >>> >>> 3. Install. -- Time: 2 minutes. >>> >>> 4. Erm, nothing e4lse, we are done! >>> >>> It really was as painless and quick as that. Well Done Guys n Gals! >>> >>> I do have a few observations that someone might think Bugzilla worthy (all >>> minor): >>> >>> a. UAC - Publisher is 'Unknown' . The User Account Control really should >>> have 'Apache Software Foundation' >>> as the Publisher. (Note that in the Add/Remove programs section shows >>> 'OpenOffice.org' as the Publisher. >> >> agree, it should already fine for the Linux packages. We have to find >> the correct place but it shouldn't be a problem when when we know for >> what we are looking ;-) Please submit an issue for that >> > > I remember the unknown publisher message is caused by lacking > signature in the msi install package, it should get signed with an > official certification by the signtool or signcode utility from > Windows SDK. If you have the certification, this step can be done > after the msi packages are generated separately and if possible, it > can be integrated as one step in the build procedure.
good to know that signing solve it. One more reason why we need a certificate. Juergen > >>> >>> b. The program 'Unpacks' to a folder on the 'Desktop' - Why? Really we >>> should be choosing the 'Downloads' folder. >>> >>> c. The final installation folder is 'OpenOffice.org 3' -- I think this >>> should change to 'openoffice3' >> >> at the moment we decided to keep the former name to emphasize that we >> are OpenOffice. In the future we can think about "OpenOfifce 4". The >> CamelCase with space notation is by design because that is how it is >> done on windows. >> >>> >>> d. During Installation the 'FileType' choices has 'Microsoft Word Documents' >>> ticked by default, as per other email >>> threads, perhaps this should be un-ticked by default but still show the >>> screen during install so it can be ticked easily. >> >> without deeper analysis of a the appropriate default that satisfies most >> of our users I wouldn't change it >> >>> >>> e. Once installed, clicking 'Start' shows 'OpenOffice.org Base' program on >>> the start menu, perhaps we can try for the main >>> 'OpenOffice.org' jump menu first or 'Writer' ?? >> >> I have no preference here, maybe it's sorted automatically I don't know >> >> Thanks for your feedback >> >> Juergen >>
