Re: Windows 10

[Alan B]

According to Apache's System Requirements page for OpenOffice, yes 4.1.9
can be used on Windows.
https://www.openoffice.org/dev_docs/source/sys_reqs_aoo41.html

You may upgrade to the latest version if you wish.

Strongly recommend check the specs of your laptop vs Windows 10 system
requirements. Personally I wouldn't use Windows 10 on anything less than an
i3, with SSD and 8GB RAM.

On Tue, Oct 25, 2022 at 9:16 AM Geeny In A Bottle Komanac <
gina.koma...@gmail.com> wrote:

>  If I update to windows 10, can I still use open office 4.1.9?
> or do I have to upgrade to latest version?
> I am using a 2013 laptop Toshiba
>
>
> Gina, RMT, Yoga Instructor (http://www.geenyinabottle.com)
>


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Re: Windows 10 version 1903

[Peter Kovacs]

Hi,

I am not able to find any issues to 1903 related to OpenOffice.
Can you please link them in a new topic?
I would like to check if we need to fix something.

What I could find out 1903 is a functional update and not a security one. 

However Sally will not have to fear much. Your files are independant  objects 
in your computer. They should not be affected. But to be on the save side do a 
copy of all important work. 
I am not a windows user. I have Not an overview what you can do to prefent the 
loss of your work. 

What works if you have an internet connection is to use Google drive or dropbox 
to store them at some service. 

What works if you have a SD card drive in your laptop is to copy your work onto 
the SD card and Therefor secure it from the update. 
There are also CD burners that can write to a CD. 

If you provide more information what computer you use maybe I can provide more 
details. 

There are also software products helping you in general to create safety copies 
of your files. 
If OpenOffice makes trouble then report here. We will help you as much as we 
can. 



Am 20. Januar 2020 03:36:56 MEZ schrieb Alan B :
>Hi Sandy,
>
>I have Windows 10 v 1903 with LibreOffice. Not the same as Open Office,
>I
>know, but both come from the same code.
>
>LibreOffice works fine on my pc and has been on it since it was Windows
>7.
>I has continued to function through all upgrades... Windows 7 -->
>Windows
>10 (whatever the earliest release was) --> all the other Windows 10
>upgrades through and including Windows 10 v 1903.
>
>I've also done some searching to see if there are issues with Open
>Office
>on Windows 1903. It seems some people are having issues with Open
>Office on
>Windows 1903. Whether that happens to you will only be known if you try
>the
>upgrade.
>
>If you try the upgrade and have problems then there are two solutions
>I've
>seen. Upgrade to the latest version of Open Office which people report
>sometimes resolves the problem. The other option is install LibreOffice
>which doesn't seem to be experiencing the problem and is reported to
>work
>without issue.
>
>I hope this information is helpful and is enough for you to decide what
>you
>want to try next.
>
>I encourage you to update Windows. It is the most widely used pc
>operating
>system in the world and because of that the most widely attacked. Not
>updating it leaves it vulnerable to attacks.
>
>On Sat, Jan 18, 2020 at 5:31 PM Sandy M  wrote:
>
>> Good afternoon
>>
>> I have Apache Open Office on my Windows 10 pc. I need to update to
>Windows
>> 10 version 1903. I have you heard anything about the update wiping
>the open
>> office out during the update?
>>
>> Thank you
>>
>> Sandy M.
>>
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Re: Windows 10 version 1903

[Alan B]

Hi Sandy,

I have Windows 10 v 1903 with LibreOffice. Not the same as Open Office, I
know, but both come from the same code.

LibreOffice works fine on my pc and has been on it since it was Windows 7.
I has continued to function through all upgrades... Windows 7 --> Windows
10 (whatever the earliest release was) --> all the other Windows 10
upgrades through and including Windows 10 v 1903.

I've also done some searching to see if there are issues with Open Office
on Windows 1903. It seems some people are having issues with Open Office on
Windows 1903. Whether that happens to you will only be known if you try the
upgrade.

If you try the upgrade and have problems then there are two solutions I've
seen. Upgrade to the latest version of Open Office which people report
sometimes resolves the problem. The other option is install LibreOffice
which doesn't seem to be experiencing the problem and is reported to work
without issue.

I hope this information is helpful and is enough for you to decide what you
want to try next.

I encourage you to update Windows. It is the most widely used pc operating
system in the world and because of that the most widely attacked. Not
updating it leaves it vulnerable to attacks.

On Sat, Jan 18, 2020 at 5:31 PM Sandy M  wrote:

> Good afternoon
>
> I have Apache Open Office on my Windows 10 pc. I need to update to Windows
> 10 version 1903. I have you heard anything about the update wiping the open
> office out during the update?
>
> Thank you
>
> Sandy M.
>
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Re: windows 10

[Wade Smart]

Its called a Windows exe file.
Click on the drop down - click Windows.
Download.

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On Fri, Nov 29, 2019 at 3:06 PM Steven Campbell  wrote:
>
> Why is their no download for windows 10
>
> Sent from Mail for Windows 10
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Re: Windows 10 compatibility

[Shari Lynn Smith]

I am using it on my Windows 10 PC's. Nothing special needed, other then 
if you want to use the database/label printing you do still need java.


You will want to download from openoffice.org

Congrats on the new laptop & good luck!
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Re: Windows 10 compatibility

[Alan B]

Download from the official site - https://www.openoffice.org/

Look for "I want to download Apache OpenOffice" and click on it to get to
the download links. Click on "Download the full installation".

Version 4.1.6 is Windows 10 compatible.

It will pick up your historic documents.



On Mon, Sep 2, 2019 at 5:49 AM Carolyn <21sm...@tiscali.co.uk.invalid>
wrote:

> I have been a very satisfied user of OpenOffice for many years & want to
> continue using this product.
>
> Unfortunately, this weekend my laptop died & Iv had to purchase a new
> laptop which has windows10. Iv also had to take the old laptop into PC
> World who are undertaking a Data Recovery who will then transfer the files
> to my new laptop. So as soon as I get my new laptop I need to download
> OpenOffice to access my documents.
>
> Please can you advise if the latest version of OpenOffice 4.1.6 is
> compatible with Windows 10 & any link you suggest I use to download my new
> software and will it pick up my historic documents.
>
> I Look forward to hearing from you with any help / advice you can offer,
>
> Regards
> Carolyn Murphy
>
>
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Re: Windows 10 won't install Open Office

[Andrea Vt]

I had that often - it was (and is) a problem of my firewall.

Just download it a couple od times - I presonally used a tool to check 
the MD5, SHxx or whatever (I can't remember) Checksums to be shure ...



Am 05.07.2017 um 07:37 schrieb Peter kovacs:

Hi all,

Please help the person below.

Thanks!
All the best
Peter



Am 5. Juli 2017 06:48:44 MESZ schrieb Donald Thomas 
:

I downloaded directly from your website, but Windows says it failed
verification.  Do you know any way around this?
Don Thomas

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Re: Windows 10 won't install Open Office

[Peter kovacs]

Hi all,

Please help the person below.

Thanks!
All the best
Peter



Am 5. Juli 2017 06:48:44 MESZ schrieb Donald Thomas 
:
>I downloaded directly from your website, but Windows says it failed
>verification.  Do you know any way around this?
>Don Thomas

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Re: Windows 10 default Apps

[Martin Groenescheij]

Sent from my mobile device.

> On 25 Nov. 2016, at 10:55 am, Jim McLaughlin <jjim.mclaugh...@gmail.com> 
> wrote:
> 
> Bert -
> 
> A. Why not just remove Micro$loth Word?
> 
> B. Also remove Open Office and use instead the fully functional Libre
> Office?
> 
> While Douglas Hamilton will come all unglued that some one dares speak
> truth to power,, the reality is that OO is a dying application.
> 

Anything positive to say?
 
> 
> 
>> On Thu, Nov 24, 2016 at 3:20 PM, Bert Carter <mb.car...@bigpond.com> wrote:
>> 
>> Hello Martin,
>> 
>> Thanks for your advice.  I've tried that but it remains a mystery to me!
>> 
>> Regards, Bert Carter
>> 
>> -Original Message- From: Martin Groenescheij
>> Sent: Thursday, 24 November, 2016 3:27 PM
>> To: users@openoffice.apache.org
>> Cc: mar...@groenescheij.com
>> Subject: Re: Windows 10 default Apps
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>> On 24/11/16 12:59 PM, Bert Carter wrote:
>>> 
>>> Greetings to Whoever,
>>> 
>>> I have used Open Office for a few years now and find it excellent.
>>> 
>>> Previous the default program to open documents on my computer has been
>>> Open Office.
>>> 
>>> Windows 10 has changed the default program to Microsoft Word and I can’t
>>> change it back to Open Office no matter how hard I try.
>>> 
>> 
>> Try Control Panel --> Defaults Programs
>> 
>> 
>>> Can you please advise how I can change it back?
>>> 
>>> Regards,  Bert Carter
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
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Re: Windows 10 default Apps

[Jim McLaughlin]

Wrong as usual Brian.

On Thu, Nov 24, 2016 at 4:14 PM, Brian Barker 
wrote:

> At 15:55 24/11/2016 -0800, Jim McLaughlin wrote:
>
>> Bert -
>> A. Why not just remove Micro[soft] Word?
>>
>
> Probably because that wouldn't help him! Removing the current default
> product cannot reset the associations to OpenOffice, which is what he asked
> about.
>
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Re: Windows 10 default Apps

[Brian Barker]

At 15:55 24/11/2016 -0800, Jim McLaughlin wrote:

Bert -
A. Why not just remove Micro[soft] Word?


Probably because that wouldn't help him! Removing the current default 
product cannot reset the associations to OpenOffice, which is what he 
asked about.


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Re: Windows 10 default Apps

[Jim McLaughlin]

Bert -

A. Why not just remove Micro$loth Word?

B. Also remove Open Office and use instead the fully functional Libre
Office?

 While Douglas Hamilton will come all unglued that some one dares speak
truth to power,, the reality is that OO is a dying application.



On Thu, Nov 24, 2016 at 3:20 PM, Bert Carter <mb.car...@bigpond.com> wrote:

> Hello Martin,
>
> Thanks for your advice.  I've tried that but it remains a mystery to me!
>
> Regards, Bert Carter
>
> -Original Message- From: Martin Groenescheij
> Sent: Thursday, 24 November, 2016 3:27 PM
> To: users@openoffice.apache.org
> Cc: mar...@groenescheij.com
> Subject: Re: Windows 10 default Apps
>
>
>
> On 24/11/16 12:59 PM, Bert Carter wrote:
>
>> Greetings to Whoever,
>>
>> I have used Open Office for a few years now and find it excellent.
>>
>> Previous the default program to open documents on my computer has been
>> Open Office.
>>
>> Windows 10 has changed the default program to Microsoft Word and I can’t
>> change it back to Open Office no matter how hard I try.
>>
>
> Try Control Panel --> Defaults Programs
>
>
>> Can you please advise how I can change it back?
>>
>> Regards,  Bert Carter
>>
>>
>>
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Re: Windows 10 default Apps

[Bert Carter]

Hello Martin,

Thanks for your advice.  I've tried that but it remains a mystery to me!

Regards, Bert Carter

-Original Message- 
From: Martin Groenescheij

Sent: Thursday, 24 November, 2016 3:27 PM
To: users@openoffice.apache.org
Cc: mar...@groenescheij.com
Subject: Re: Windows 10 default Apps



On 24/11/16 12:59 PM, Bert Carter wrote:

Greetings to Whoever,

I have used Open Office for a few years now and find it excellent.

Previous the default program to open documents on my computer has been 
Open Office.


Windows 10 has changed the default program to Microsoft Word and I can’t 
change it back to Open Office no matter how hard I try.


Try Control Panel --> Defaults Programs



Can you please advise how I can change it back?

Regards,  Bert Carter





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Re: Windows 10 default Apps

[Martin Groenescheij]

On 24/11/16 9:31 PM, Doug wrote:


On 11/23/2016 07:59 PM, Bert Carter wrote:

Greetings to Whoever,

I have used Open Office for a few years now and find it excellent.

Previous the default program to open documents on my computer has 
been Open Office.


Windows 10 has changed the default program to Microsoft Word and I 
can’t change it back to Open Office no matter how hard I try.


Can you please advise how I can change it back?

Regards,  Bert Carter


I suspect that if you use a non-Microsoft email and browser, you will 
be able to open documents received in your choice of application.


It has nothing to do with the email or browser your always able to open 
each file with whatever program you prefer

just select Open with... from the pull down menu in Windows Explorer.

If you want your selection as default  select Always use this app to 
open .??? files


Also, you might delete MSWord if you never use it, but first make sure 
that OO will open all files that Word will.


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Re: Windows 10 default Apps

[Doug]

On 11/23/2016 07:59 PM, Bert Carter wrote:

Greetings to Whoever,

I have used Open Office for a few years now and find it excellent.

Previous the default program to open documents on my computer has been Open 
Office.

Windows 10 has changed the default program to Microsoft Word and I can’t change 
it back to Open Office no matter how hard I try.

Can you please advise how I can change it back?

Regards,  Bert Carter


I suspect that if you use a non-Microsoft email and browser, you will be 
able to open documents received in your choice of application.
Also, you might delete MSWord if you never use it, but first make sure 
that OO will open all files that Word will.


--doug

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Re: Windows 10 default Apps

[Martin Groenescheij]

On 24/11/16 12:59 PM, Bert Carter wrote:

Greetings to Whoever,

I have used Open Office for a few years now and find it excellent.

Previous the default program to open documents on my computer has been Open 
Office.

Windows 10 has changed the default program to Microsoft Word and I can’t change 
it back to Open Office no matter how hard I try.


Try Control Panel --> Defaults Programs



Can you please advise how I can change it back?

Regards,  Bert Carter





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Re: Windows 10 compabability

[Andrea]

Am 14.06.2016 um 18:56 schrieb nasrin khaksar:

hi.
yes. its compatible with windows 10 because i read system requirements
of version 4.1.2 in its website.
but i am not shure about the previous versions.


Is there any reason to install a previous version?



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Re: Windows 10 compabability

[nasrin khaksar]

hi.
yes. its compatible with windows 10 because i read system requirements
of version 4.1.2 in its website.
but i am not shure about the previous versions.

On 6/13/16, Andrea  wrote:
> Am 13.06.2016 um 11:11 schrieb Stephen Anstey:
>> Can you please tell me if Apache OpenOffice is compatible with Windows
>> 10?
>
> Yes, ist is
>
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and makes unlawful to them impure things, and removes from them their
burden and the shackles which were upon them; so [as for] those who
believe in him and honor him and help him, and follow the light which
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Re: Windows 10 compabability

[Andrea]

Am 13.06.2016 um 11:11 schrieb Stephen Anstey:

Can you please tell me if Apache OpenOffice is compatible with Windows 10?


Yes, ist is



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Re: Windows 10 upgrade [was: Word documents]

[Brian Barker]

At 14:42 29/04/2016 +1000, Jean Lear wrote:
... I would caution anyone who upgrades to Windows 10, before doing 
anything else to check the Tools > Options > Language Settings > 
Language of Apache Open Office. (This is if they are using anything 
other that English (USA).) My sad experience was that Windows 10 was 
put onto my computer without me being aware of it. I later found 
that the Options I had previously set for languages, which was 
English (Australian) had been changed to English (USA).


If you needed to set your OpenOffice language to "English 
(Australia)", it may be that your original Windows installation was 
incorrectly set to Microsoft's default US locale and language. If you 
had configured Windows to Australian settings, these may have instead 
been inherited automatically by OpenOffice. When Windows 10 was 
installed, one of the first things that should have been done - if 
this didn't happen automatically - was to ensure that the regional 
and language settings in Windows itself were again set appropriately.


I'm surprised that upgrading Windows should change your OpenOffice 
options, but perhaps - since you say this was done without your 
knowledge - you will not know whether a fresh installation of 
OpenOffice was made or whether your OpenOffice profile was 
unhelpfully deleted by whoever did the job in your absence. You can 
easily reset the language options, of course - exactly as you 
describe. But the best way is to get the Windows settings right first.


This changed formatting such as dates in all my OpenOffice Calc 
files. When I reset the formatting in the Options all the dates 
became corrupted and ended up being shown as a four year and one day 
difference in everything. The only thing I could do then, apart from 
going through all the settings for OpenOffice in the Options in case 
anything else had been changed, was to start new files for 
everything I was currently wanting to use from the date I found the 
errors. The old files I have retained are of very little use to me now.


You are right to say that you should have been able to attend to this 
- very easily, I hope - in the OpenOffice options. Dates are stored 
as the number of days from a date origin. There are three choices for 
this origin - for consistency with other software - and these are 
provided at Tools | Options... | OpenOffice Calc | Calculate | Date. 
(The one-day difference between one pair is to cope with Microsoft's 
erroneous belief, built into Microsoft Excel and itself inherited 
from Lotus 1-2-3, that 1900 was a leap year and that 29 February 1900 
existed. It didn't.) One pair of these options differs by exactly 
four years and one day, so resetting this to whatever you had 
previously used may have solved your problem instantly and without 
reconstructing your spreadsheets.


I sympathise with your predicament and don't mean to belittle your 
problem. Indeed, these matters are so interdependent on various 
settings and software versions that - despite my confident belief - I 
do not guarantee what I've suggested.


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Re: Windows 10 and Apache open office

[John Caruso]

Why in Windows 7 does OO fail to render embedded graphics
 

 

 

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From: nasrin khaksar <nasrinkhaks...@gmail.com>
To: users <users@openoffice.apache.org>
Sent: Tue, Mar 29, 2016 11:27 am
Subject: Re: Windows 10 and Apache open office

hi
yes you can use it with windows ten.
i read in open office website system requirements thats compatible
with windows ten now.
thanks for your asking.

On 3/29/16, Lucy Blake <lu.bla...@hotmail.co.uk> wrote:
> Hi
> I wonder if you can tell me if I upgrade my laptop computer to Windows 10,
> will I still be able to use the Apache open office package that is currently
> on my laptop?
> Thanks for any help you can offer
> Regards
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and makes unlawful to them impure things, and removes from them their
burden and the shackles which were upon them; so [as for] those who
believe in him and honor him and help him, and follow the light which
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Re: Windows 10 and Apache open office

[Jim McLaughlin]

Lucy Blake -

I upgraded my laptop from Win 8.1  to Win 10 about three months ago, just
after New Years.

I had no issues.

The upgrade went fine.

There is a  learning curve from Win 8 to Win 10.

I did back up all my files  (not programs, but files) to an external hard
drive as a precaution, but had no file issues.

I recommend that if you do upgrade that you back up all your files to an
external hard drive before proceeding just in case something goes wrong.
Better safe than sorry.

On Tue, Mar 29, 2016 at 5:46 AM, Lucy Blake  wrote:

> Hi
> I wonder if you can tell me if I upgrade my laptop computer to Windows 10,
> will I still be able to use the Apache open office package that is
> currently on my laptop?
> Thanks for any help you can offer
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Re: Windows 10 and Apache open office

[Dale Erwin]

On 3/29/2016 7:46 AM, Lucy Blake wrote:

Hi
I wonder if you can tell me if I upgrade my laptop computer to Windows 10, will 
I still be able to use the Apache open office package that is currently on my 
laptop?
Thanks for any help you can offer
Regards
LU.
Sent from my iPad


I upgraded to Windows 10 about six months ago and have had no problems 
with Open Office under it.


Dale

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Re: Windows 10 and Apache open office

[nasrin khaksar]

hi
yes you can use it with windows ten.
i read in open office website system requirements thats compatible
with windows ten now.
thanks for your asking.

On 3/29/16, Lucy Blake  wrote:
> Hi
> I wonder if you can tell me if I upgrade my laptop computer to Windows 10,
> will I still be able to use the Apache open office package that is currently
> on my laptop?
> Thanks for any help you can offer
> Regards
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and makes unlawful to them impure things, and removes from them their
burden and the shackles which were upon them; so [as for] those who
believe in him and honor him and help him, and follow the light which
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Re: Windows 10

[Scooter C]

Hello Jorie,

I'm running Open Office 4.2 on a Win 10, 64Bit desktop with no problems. 
I've run this program for several years on ALL the Microsoft OS since 
XP. with no problems, 32 bit to 64 bit. AND on a 32 bit HP Laptop.


Take Care,
Marilyn (Scooter) Conrad
College Park, MD USA

Jorie wrote on 1/10/2016 5:16 PM:

Is OO compatible with Windows 10, 64-bit  (HP Spectre convertible laptop)

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Re: Windows 10

[technik]

Hallo,

dies ist eine Userliste und es gibt kein Service-Team. Wir helfen uns 
untereinander. Ich habe sicherheitshalber (Ehemaliger Nutzer von DOS 
3.0! und folgend mit entsprechenden Erfahrungen.) noch nicht umgestellt.
Es scheint Probleme zu geben, aber OO scheint zu laufen. Aber auf jeden 
Fall:

Stelle sicher, dass du dein Ursprungssystem wieder herstellen kannst.
Spiele die neueste Version von OO ein. Das sieht (Anders als MS Office) 
in der Oberfläche fast genau so aus wie die Vorgängerversionen, aber ist 
verbessert. Sollte die nicht funktionieren kannst du immer noch eine 
ältere einspielen.


Bitte gibt uns aber eine Rückmeldung, ob das funktioniert und schau auf 
die Liste, wenn jemand mit ähnlichen Problemen auftaucht.


Horst


Am 13.10.2015 um 11:01 schrieb to...@web.de:

Sehr geehrtes Service-Team,

ich möchte meinen PC von WIN7 auf WIN 10 umstellen und verwende
OPEN OFFICE 3!
Gibe es mit Open Office unter WIN 10 Einschränkungen bzw. Probleme ?

Für eine baldige Antwort wäre ich Ihnen sehr dankbar.

mit freundlichen Gruß
ein sehr zufriedener Open Office - Anwender

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Re: Windows 10

[Lucifer Diabolo]

Guten  Tag,

ich hab mir das am Wochenende angetan, mein Net ist schneckig, laden  
hat über Nacht gedauert, aber funktioniert, Installation einfach. OOo  
(( 4.0 ) ( und alles andere, was ich probiert habe) funktioniert perfekt 
wie immer, an das W 10 muss man sich wohl erst gewöhnen. Ich sehe für 
mich als Nicht-Profi- gegenüber W 7 und XP keine Verbesserungen.


Lucifer



Am 13/10/2015 um 13:01 schrieb technik:

Hallo,

dies ist eine Userliste und es gibt kein Service-Team. Wir helfen uns 
untereinander. Ich habe sicherheitshalber (Ehemaliger Nutzer von DOS 
3.0! und folgend mit entsprechenden Erfahrungen.) noch nicht umgestellt.
Es scheint Probleme zu geben, aber OO scheint zu laufen. Aber auf 
jeden Fall:

Stelle sicher, dass du dein Ursprungssystem wieder herstellen kannst.
Spiele die neueste Version von OO ein. Das sieht (Anders als MS 
Office) in der Oberfläche fast genau so aus wie die 
Vorgängerversionen, aber ist verbessert. Sollte die nicht 
funktionieren kannst du immer noch eine ältere einspielen.


Bitte gibt uns aber eine Rückmeldung, ob das funktioniert und schau 
auf die Liste, wenn jemand mit ähnlichen Problemen auftaucht.


Horst


Am 13.10.2015 um 11:01 schrieb to...@web.de:

Sehr geehrtes Service-Team,

ich möchte meinen PC von WIN7 auf WIN 10 umstellen und verwende
OPEN OFFICE 3!
Gibe es mit Open Office unter WIN 10 Einschränkungen bzw. Probleme ?

Für eine baldige Antwort wäre ich Ihnen sehr dankbar.

mit freundlichen Gruß
ein sehr zufriedener Open Office - Anwender

--
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Glogauerstr 45
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RE: Windows 10 und openoffice

[Jan-Christian Wienandt]

Moin,

 Ich kann weder aus Openoffice noch durch Doppelklicken im
 Dateiverzeichnis eine odt oder ods Datei öffnen.

ich habe diese Probleme nicht.
Bei mir läuft OpenOffice unter Windows10 einwandfrei.

Was ich allerdings festgestellt habe ist, dass die Updateinstallation von 
Windows7  gelinde gesagt Mist war.
Bei zwei Rechnern (64 und 32Bit) hatte ich so meine Probleme.
Entweder war ich in einer Endlosschleife mit Windows-Fehlermeldungen beim 
Starten oder aber einige Treiber liefen trotz wiederholter, nachträglicher 
Installation nicht.
Erst eine Installation von einer DVD läuft auf beiden Rechner einwandfrei.
Wie geschrieben auch OpenOffice klappt ohne Probleme.

Gruß
Jan


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Re: Windows 10 und openoffice

[Josef Latt]

Wie öffnen, aus OO heraus oder über den Windowsexplorer?
Wenn letzteres, ist es ein Windows Problem (Dateizuordnung).


Am 10.08.2015 um 12:14 schrieb Christoph Laubrock:
 Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren,
 
 Gestern abend hat windows 10 bei mir ein update installiert. Seither
 kann ich weder odt noch ods-dateien öffnen. Das Neuinstallieren und das
 Umbenenen des openoffice ordners habgen nicht geholfen.
 Was ist zu tun, um openoffice wieder benutzbar zu machen?
 
 Vielen Dank für Ihre Hilfe vorab.
 
 Mit freundlichem Gruß
 
 Christoph
 
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Re: Windows 10

[Felmon Davis]

On Fri, 7 Aug 2015, Scooter C wrote:


Good Afternoon Z Jones,

I have upgraded to Win 10 Home on a 64bit machine. I lost nothing [but had 
also backed up my computer].
ALL my programs work as they did before the upgrade and Thunderbird works 
better, as does my Scrabble game. I have the latest AOO 4.1.1 (previously 
installed on Win8.1) and it works beautifully.
You should upgrade to AOO 4.1.1 and quarry your hardware provider to whether 
its compatible with Win 10, BEFORE you install new equipment. Otherwise you 
will be experimenting.


you can query your hardware provider or more simply run Microsoft's 
updater tool. I gather people got a notification icon if their 
equipment is compatible but not always, especially if one turned off 
updates or 'hid' kb3035583.


look at the discussion here:

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3081048

you might also review:
http://windows.wonderhowto.com/inspiration/everything-you-need-disable-windows-10-0163552/

f.


Z Jones wrote on 8/7/2015 11:31 AM:

I am planning to replace my desktop (or tower?) and I have now Apache open
office 3 and Windows 10. Can it be transferred to the new equipment? Also I
have a message to upgrade to 4.1, but I am afraid to mess things up because
of the two changes, namely new tower and Windows 10. The program works fine
now, but I do not know anything about computers and I have to relay on
outside help and there are a lot of incompetents experts. It seems that
no matter how much they charge you they do not know much.
So briefly will I have problems in installing new equipment in Windows 10
and keep my Apache Open Office in good shape without losing all my
documents?
Thank you.
Zai Jones




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Re: Windows 10

[Scooter C]

Good Afternoon Z Jones,

I have upgraded to Win 10 Home on a 64bit machine. I lost nothing [but 
had also backed up my computer].
ALL my programs work as they did before the upgrade and Thunderbird 
works better, as does my Scrabble game. I have the latest AOO 4.1.1 
(previously installed on Win8.1) and it works beautifully.
You should upgrade to AOO 4.1.1 and quarry your hardware provider to 
whether its compatible with Win 10, BEFORE you install new equipment. 
Otherwise you will be experimenting.


Take Care.
Scooter
College Park, MD USA

Z Jones wrote on 8/7/2015 11:31 AM:

I am planning to replace my desktop (or tower?) and I have now Apache open
office 3 and Windows 10. Can it be transferred to the new equipment? Also I
have a message to upgrade to 4.1, but I am afraid to mess things up because
of the two changes, namely new tower and Windows 10. The program works fine
now, but I do not know anything about computers and I have to relay on
outside help and there are a lot of incompetents experts. It seems that
no matter how much they charge you they do not know much.
So briefly will I have problems in installing new equipment in Windows 10
and keep my Apache Open Office in good shape without losing all my
documents?
Thank you.
Zai Jones




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Re: Windows 10

[Jörg Schmidt]

Hallo, 

 From: Horst Schaumburg [mailto:horst.schaumb...@t-online.de] 

 ich bin schon seit geraumer Zeit zufriedener Nutzer des 
 openoffice-Programms unter Windows 7. Nunmehr habe ich ein 
 Upgrade auf 
 Windows 10 vorgenommen.
 
 Die Auflösung des openoffice hat sich damit erheblich verschlechtert. 

Mit Sicherheit nicht, denn OpenOffice hat garkeine Auflösung, sondern dabei 
handelt es sich um Funktionen des Betriebssystems.

Es muss sich also um ein anderes Problem handeln nur Welches ist mir bisher 
nicht klar.

Fragen:
Wird der Monitor (in nehme and das es ein Flachbildschirm ist) in nativer 
Auflösung betrieben?
Werden die Schriften (auf Betriebsystemebene) nicht skaliert? (bei Windows 7 
ist das unter Systemsteuerung_anzeige zu finden, wo bei Windows 10 weiß ich 
nicht)
Wurde OO nach dem Betriebssystem-Upgrade neu installiert oder zumindest das 
OO-Brenutzerverzeichnis erneuert?


 Kleinere Schriftzeichen und Zahlen sind sehr undeutlich zu erkennen.

Wo? In der Programmbedienoberfläche? In der Dokumentdarstellung? 


Gruß
Jörg


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Re: Windows 10

[Josef Latt]

Man kommt aber an Windows nicht vorbei. Es gibt nunmal Software, die nur
unter Windows läuft. Z.B. Software für Navi-Geräte.
Manche Navi-Betriebssysteme sind in Linux programmiert. Die Hersteller
sind aber nicht in der Lage oder wollen die Software nicht auf Linux
portieren.

Deshalb habe Windows in der Virtualbox (Ubuntu) laufen.


Am 01.08.2015 um 00:19 schrieb Dave:
 Hmmm ... wenn du dir schon die Mühe tust, auf Windows 10 umzusteigen, was
 ganz sicher einiges an Zeit und Nerven kostet, warum nicht gleich auf das
 viel bessere Ubuntu-Linux umsteigen? Ist stabiler, virenfrei, kostenlos und
 viel schneller (kann man selbst testen allein schon bei der Übertragung
 großer Dateimengen auf eine USB-Festplatte, wenn man es nicht glauben will).
 
 Am 31. Juli 2015 um 11:58 schrieb Horst Schaumburg 
 horst.schaumb...@t-online.de:
 
 Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren,

 ich bin schon seit geraumer Zeit zufriedener Nutzer des
 openoffice-Programms unter Windows 7. Nunmehr habe ich ein Upgrade auf
 Windows 10 vorgenommen.

 Die Auflösung des openoffice hat sich damit erheblich verschlechtert.
 Kleinere Schriftzeichen und Zahlen sind sehr undeutlich zu erkennen.

 Ist geplant, das openoffice an Windows 10 anzupassen? Oder können Sie mir
 sonstige Hilfestellung geben, damit ich auch kleinere Schriften wieder ohne
 besondere Sehhilfen erkennen kann.

 Vielen Dank im Voraus.

 Mit freundlichen Grüßen

 Horst Schaumburg

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Re: Windows 10

[Günter Feierabend]

Hallo Horst,

Am 31.07.2015 um 11:58 schrieb Horst Schaumburg horst.schaumb...@t-online.de:

 Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren,
 
 ich bin schon seit geraumer Zeit zufriedener Nutzer des openoffice-Programms 
 unter Windows 7. Nunmehr habe ich ein Upgrade auf Windows 10 vorgenommen.
 
 Die Auflösung des openoffice hat sich damit erheblich verschlechtert. 
 Kleinere Schriftzeichen und Zahlen sind sehr undeutlich zu erkennen.

Dies kann bei der Inbetriebnahme eines neuen Betriebssystems vielerlei Gründe 
haben. So wäre jede geäußerte Vermutung wie ein Einsatz beim Lotto.

 Ist geplant, das openoffice an Windows 10 anzupassen? Oder können Sie mir 
 sonstige Hilfestellung geben, damit ich auch kleinere Schriften wieder ohne 
 besondere Sehhilfen erkennen kann.

Als Notbehelf könntest Du den kleinen „Schieberegler“ unten rechts am 
Fensterrand nutzen, der Dir gestattet die Ansicht zu vergrößern. (Dieselbe 
Funktion gibt es unter dem Menü-Punkt „Ansicht“ - „Maßstab…; dort unter 
„Zoomfaktor“ den Punkt  „Stufenlos“ wählen und die Prozentzahl auf einen 
beliebigen Wert einstellen) Vielleicht hilft Dir dies vorläufig.

Gruß
Günter


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Re: Windows 10

[Dave]

Hmmm ... wenn du dir schon die Mühe tust, auf Windows 10 umzusteigen, was
ganz sicher einiges an Zeit und Nerven kostet, warum nicht gleich auf das
viel bessere Ubuntu-Linux umsteigen? Ist stabiler, virenfrei, kostenlos und
viel schneller (kann man selbst testen allein schon bei der Übertragung
großer Dateimengen auf eine USB-Festplatte, wenn man es nicht glauben will).

Am 31. Juli 2015 um 11:58 schrieb Horst Schaumburg 
horst.schaumb...@t-online.de:

 Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren,

 ich bin schon seit geraumer Zeit zufriedener Nutzer des
 openoffice-Programms unter Windows 7. Nunmehr habe ich ein Upgrade auf
 Windows 10 vorgenommen.

 Die Auflösung des openoffice hat sich damit erheblich verschlechtert.
 Kleinere Schriftzeichen und Zahlen sind sehr undeutlich zu erkennen.

 Ist geplant, das openoffice an Windows 10 anzupassen? Oder können Sie mir
 sonstige Hilfestellung geben, damit ich auch kleinere Schriften wieder ohne
 besondere Sehhilfen erkennen kann.

 Vielen Dank im Voraus.

 Mit freundlichen Grüßen

 Horst Schaumburg

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Re: Windows 10

[Alan B]

On Wed, Jul 29, 2015 at 1:08 AM, Norma Daisley n...@tpg.com.au wrote:

 I have Apache Open Office version 3.4.1 on my notebook computer. I have
 Windows 8.1 and I have the opportunity to upgrade to Windows 10. Will
 Apache Open Office be carried to Windows 10 from Windows 8.1? I don't want
 to lose any existing files.
 I plan to back up all of my files before upgrading to Windows 10. Also can
 I upgrade to Apache Open Office 4.1.1? If so should I do that now or after
 Windows 10?


Norma, good plan to back up before major work on the pc.

Regarding ...don't want to loose existing files... so long as the Windows
10 install is done as an upgrade and not as a new installation your data
files will not be affected.

Just yesterday I monitored an upgrade from Windows 8.1 to Windows 10. Only
two programs were affected. They were related to CD burning and authoring,
were reported not compatible during the upgrade, and were programs that
were preinstalled on the pc when it came from the factory.

I expect that AOO will be compatible and will not be affected by the
upgrade. (This is only my expectation and not based on actual experience as
I have not upgraded a Windows 8.1 pc with AOO to Windows 10.)

I suggest doing the upgrade to 4.1.1 whenever most convenient for you
before or after the Windows upgrade process. Since you're already familiar
with Windows 8.1 perhaps before upgrade before so you can do it without
also having to navigate through a new interface.