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Jill Cannon wrote:
Hello:
I just downloaded OpenOffice to use on my computer...very nice. My
question is can I delete the installation file now? Both the app and
the installation folder are sitting on my desktop and I have often
made the mistake of opening the installation folder rather than
Mike Scott wrote:
The question in my mind is, how come a spammer has got hold of my
OOo-forum-specific email address?
Your address is available to everyone who reads this list, whenever you
post a message.
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margaret.bea...@bigpond.com wrote:
I have now subscribed to this email address, but am not sure what it
entitles me to. I don't want to receive a lot of unwanted
information. All I want is ocasional help with Open Office - eg. I
want to know how to delete a document from File - can't find
Peter Hillier-Brook wrote:
A little more history: Star Division in Germany - Hamburg I believe -
created Star Office; the company was subsequently bought by Sun who
then made the code open source, leading to Open Office.
Many years ago, I installed Star Office for OS/2. There is still a
Dennis Donohue wrote:
Hello,
I have open office on my computer and it is so good I put it on my
wife's computer also. Unfortunately, her computer has just died. We
will get her a new machine. Will we be able to download open office
on her new machine? Even though this would mean we have
George Lowy wrote:
**I would like to save a MS Word file as an OpenOffice file.**I
tried to save it by clicking**“**Save as**”**but I could not find the
Open Office folder in which to save it. Can you guide me? I have never
used Open Office before.
You don't need a special folder for
Dennis Griffith wrote:
How do I open OOo Writer? I have Open Office version 3. Do I need to
delete that and open up a newer version. I wanted to do envelopes.
Thanks,
Dennis Griffith
What operating system are you runnings. I assume Windows. If so, click
on the Start button and somewhere
Tracey wrote:
I PURCHASED A COMPUTER FROM SOMEONE AND THIS PROGRAM IS IN ITALIAN.
CAN YOU PLEASE TELL ME HOW TO CHANGE IT TO ENGLISH?
The easiest way is probably to uninstall it and then download install
the English version from www.openoffice.org.
BTW, this mail list is for users of
Yvonne Sinnott wrote:
Hi,
I'm using Windows 7 Ultimate and would like to have Open Office as
default. I want photos, etc to automatically open with 'office' as
opposed to Windows.
Can this be done and if yes, how?
It was easy with XP.
Go into the Control Panel and look for Default
openoffice.mbou...@spamgourmet.com wrote:
If you read the thread, you would see that we've been discussing why
the message about unsubscribing is NOT displayed at the bottom of
every email. It appears not to be added to HTML-only emails, nor to
the HTML part of multipart/alternative messages.
Karl Hofbauer wrote:
Hallo,
does *OpenOffice.org 3.3* work with
Windows 7, *64bit *???
thanks for answer
Greetings from Vienna in Austria
Karl Hofbauer
A-1150 Wien
karl.hofba...@chello.at mailto:karl.hofba...@chello.at
Yes it does. I have it running here on W7 64 bit.
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Paul G wrote:
May I know if Open Office version 1.1.5 can work on Windows 7 32bit
and 64bit computer?
It should. However, you may have to emulate XP. Give it a try and see
what happens. I have 3.3.0 running on 64 bit W7.
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Rick Hayden wrote:
I have used your product for the last two years. Today, for the first
time, I was unable to open my folders. I keep getting Fatal Error
message that states that the application cannot be started due to my
access rights missing. I have to uninstall Open Office , then
Andre Cardinal, Sr. wrote:
Please forward the Professional or Standard Version to:
There is no Professional version. The free download from
www.openoffice.org is the full package. That site also lists vendors
where you can buy it on CD. However, they are all independent vendors
so we
tonya.wal...@yahoo.com wrote:
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*From: * jonas karlsson jonask...@hotmail.com
*Date: *Fri, 16 Sep 2011 13:57:37 +0200
*To: *users@openoffice.org
*ReplyTo: * users@openoffice.org
*Subject: *[users]
Doug wrote:
The main thing OO/LO have is that they're free. However, I recently
heard of a college student purchasing MS Office
at a college discount for some ridiculous price, like $7.50, so if you
can get it for something like that, I would think you should.
Actually, that's a bad idea.
Roger Dahl wrote:
I have purchased Open Office, and installed it on my computer. How can
I change de program into French Language?
Unless you needed a CD, there's no need to buy OpenOffice. It's a
free.download from www.openoffice.org, where you'll find all available
languages.
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Susan Wilson wrote:
My resume is in the openoffice.org file I am trying to copy paste
it to a job application, even with the help of my ISP provider we
cannot upload my resume from my owner file. Can you please instruct
me in this process of performing this task.
What file format are you
K Chan wrote:
Dear Sir,
I bought a new machine, with Window 7. When downloading Open Office3.3
(previously OpenOffice 3.0), it was every time automatically diverted
to the page:
*Ooops !*
*The page you are looking for could not be found.
Try searching for it in the address bar above. *
Dale Erwin wrote:
but .odt is the proper file extension for ODF files.
For text files. Spreadsheets use .ods etc.
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paul whitehill wrote:
Hi i wonder if you can help me.
the alternative seems to have a charge £1.59 but it says it is
free.
Is the open office Writer the same as MS Word ?
This is the software I want to type up a document, can you
help me ?
Are there any
Doug wrote:
What's ODF? My OO/LO/Symnphony wants to save in .odt.
ODF stands for Open Document Format, which includes ODT for text
documents, ODS for spreadsheets etc.
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wwlou...@aol.com wrote:
Sorry - having problems myself. Can't think why I'm getting emails
asking me for help! Good luck.
You're getting those emails because you're subscribed to a mail list for
users of OpenOffice. When someone posts a message, everyone that's
subscribed receives it.
Cameron Smith wrote:
I'd choose a 64bit application if given the choice though.
That's what I've been doing on Linux for the past 5 years. I don't
think I have any 32 bit apps on my 64 bit system. And I'm fairly
certain I don't have any 64 bit apps on my 32 bit computers. ;-)
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A friend recently bought a new computer and she'll be wanting me to
install OpenOffice (and some other apps) on it. The computer came with
64 bit Windows 7. Is there a 64 bit Windows version of OOo available?
I've been running the 64 bit Linux version for years.
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RA Brown wrote:
James Knott wrote:
A friend recently bought a new computer and she'll be wanting me to
install OpenOffice (and some other apps) on it. The computer came with
64 bit Windows 7. Is there a 64 bit Windows version of OOo available?
I've been running the 64 bit Linux version
James Wilde wrote:
Hmmm... Obviously a man of few words, unlike his brother Oscar. ;-)
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Ken Southwood wrote:
It's an sxc. Don't know what that is.
That's an OpenOffice version 1 spreadsheet, not a text document. The
new version is .ODS or .XLS in Microsoft Office format. When you save
a file, you have to select the appropriate file type from the drop down
list in Save as, if
Rosa Malagisi wrote:
*i would like to know if i can download just the individual programs i
use like excel and word?
*
No. It's just one big package. Also, while you can install only the
components you wish, you won't save much space and you may lose some
function.
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Werner wrote:
*To whom it may concern:
*
**
Some months ago I read about your free microsoft-word-compatible
application. I checked out your web site to ensure that it was really
free, and it was. It was destined for a friend of mine who wanted it
in German. Therefore I was redirected to your
Ed Faris wrote:
when i type a document in OOo.org writer and convert it to
Microsoft Word 97/2000/XP (doc)
And send it in my outlookexpress email program, no one can read it.
what am I doing wrong?
How are you converting to doc? Are you just renaming the extension? If
so, that will not
atoet indria wrote:
Could I Install OpenOffice.org on UBUNTU 10.10 using OpenOffice.org CD
and how do that?
Thank You
Isn't it already included with Ubuntu? If not installed, you'd add it
the same way you'd install any package in Ubuntu.
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mike hopper wrote:
recently purchased your system but now realise that it does not fit my
requirements, could you please let me know how to cancel and get credit.
CB-openoffice-1
ClickBank order number HJMM276D
thanks,
M.Hopper
This is a mail list for OpenOffice users. You'll have to contact
Hermann Vogelstein wrote:
What do you think caused the problem and what can I do to fix it?
Since I'm unable to open Open Office, I can't update it from inside
the program. Should I go to the website and download the latest
version, which is designed to work with Windows 7? If so, do in
bassoni...@aim.com wrote:
So is it not more likely that the issue arose because of a recent
event, such as the upgrade to IE9?
I wouldn't expect IE would affect it.
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You don't have to register to use OpenOffice.org. What symptoms (error
messages etc.) are you getting? What operating system? You can try
downloading and reinstalling from www.openoffice.org.
Webmail petlove wrote:
Dear OpenOffice.org:
I really love using your program w/ my super
ROWENA NEWBERRY wrote:
I have a desktop icon for Openoffice installation files, have done the
installation wizard, but don't know how to access the actual
programmes, I just get lists and lists of file, what else do I need to do?
I completed the survey.
I assume you're running Windows. If it
I forgot to mention, you should check your computer clock. It appears
you sent your message on Feb. 11, 2008.
ROWENA NEWBERRY wrote:
I have a desktop icon for Openoffice installation files, have done the
installation wizard, but don't know how to access the actual
programmes, I just get
Micheal Jones wrote:
Is there a way for me to receive a USB device to download open
office. I have a laptop mini and its takes a while for me to download
this program through wireless. Is there a better way?
Can you not download it to USB at some site, such as work, library,
friend etc.,
arhurlb...@comcast.net wrote:
Good Morning! I just purchased a new laptop and have been attempting
to download Open Office. I can seem to get to a place on the website
where it actually will let me download it. I know you have a new
version but is the older version available in the
miki maus wrote:
I made a mistake when I recently by my mistake uninstalled Open Office
for reason failed to print directly to printer.
I realise after unistallation that the problem is in unplugged
usb-cable(human mistake) not Open Office mistake.I feel sad
now,because I feel great respect
Sam Swaminath wrote:
I am the user of ooo2.3. I have no problem in that context. I am
using MSWindows XP IE7. To my surprise, I m not able to open up
Microsoft and other Antivirus Web Site. I recently bought Mcafee
online installation. But I am not able to open up the website to
Yes, it's free to use in a commercial setting. You are free to install
and use it on as many computers as you wish. You are also free to give
it to others. Further, it's available for Linux, Windows and Mac, so
everyone can use it.
Ng Keng Peng wrote:
Dear Sir / Madam,
I am a home user
While I don't know the cause of your problem and I don't know what
OfficeSuite2010 is, you didn't have to pay to obtain OpenOffice.org.
It is a free download from www.openoffice.org. There are some people,
who take that package and then sell it. While this is not illegal, we
frown on those
Melinda Petzer wrote:
Hi there.
I created a file some time ago using Open Office. When I tried to open
it now more recently, it seemed that the information was lost. I
uninstalled Open Office and reinstalled it again in the hope that it
might help, but still no luck retrieving the info from
Hanna170 wrote:
I noticed that when I am in a spreadsheet and I want to create a word doc I
have to close the spreadsheet. I cant work in 2 separate programs at one time or
am I just trying to open the second program incorrectly ??
You certainly should be able to work on different types
RORY MACKAY wrote:
Hello Open Office people,
I would like to at least try Open Office and hopefully even contribute to on
going development, however I can not download your software. I get a new page
titled 404 - File not found. On that page are some suggestions, none of which
work.
operating
Lynn Emrick wrote:
Is MSWord compatible to open openoffice?
Yes. OpenOffice can read and write in .DOC .DOCX formats. Also,
recent versions of Microsoft Office can read and write in the ODF format
that OpenOffice uses by default. However, there are problems with
Microsoft Office
jeff g. wrote:
On 01/28/2011 12:55 PM, bobalethak...@gmail.com wrote:
I just upgraded from 3.2 to 3.3. When I attempt to use Office Writer it
will let me start then freeze and say, Not Responding. What can I do
short of starting all over? Please respond. Bob
firewall?
What would the
Gordon Burgess-Parker wrote:
On 30/01/2011 14:13, James Knott wrote:
However, there are problems with Microsoft Office writing to ODF that
appear to be deliberate.
It's not just writing TO odf, it's opening ods documents as well. All
the formulae are converted to the last VALUE...
ODF
Larry Gusaas wrote:
Microsoft Office for Macs 2008 2011 do not read or write the ODF
format.
Microsoft strikes again. Even with their own products, they can't offer
true cross platform compatibility. Another example would be where the
Mac version of Excel doesn't have the year 1900 leap
michael thomas wrote:
Hello,
Open Office use to be a free alternative to Microsoft Office,
that did not hog up your computers memory. Now its just
a free alternative... To Bad! I even tried re-install with the 2
programs I really use. I saved a whopping 1 MB!
Would Be Nice To Only Download
webmas...@krackedpress.com wrote:
Well, unless you computer is over 5 years old, you should be able to
use a 1TB drive.
Last year, I spent about $90 (CDN) for a 500 GB drive for my PVR, so
even older computers can go that big. Of course, it's usually easy to
add more drives and move the /home
Richard wrote:
This is an Open Office problem but no one can give even a hint of a
solution? The developers obviously dont give a shit.
One thing to bear in mind is this is a users list, not developers.
Also, given this was caused by a change of server, perhaps the problem
is with it. One
Debi Banes wrote:
Hello,
What do I have to do when I email someone a document I created in OO and they
can't open the document. I think it has something to do with the ext. I do not
have Word or Excel although I have tried to change the extension to one of the
other formats that OO
Vic Dura wrote:
Or, assuming you have Windows, get yourself a PDF converter such as
the free doPDF athttp://www.dopdf.com/
OOo already exports PDF.
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At work, I'm trying to set up a signature, for use in Thunderbird, that
includes an image file as well as a clickable link. The link requires
the use of an HTML file, but when I create one, the image doesn't show
up in the signature, because HTML is simply pointing to the image file.
Is
Forgot to mention, I used Write to create the HTML file and Draw for the
image.
James Knott wrote:
At work, I'm trying to set up a signature, for use in Thunderbird,
that includes an image file as well as a clickable link. The link
requires the use of an HTML file, but when I create one
Try again (haven't had my morning coffee). That should be Writer, not
Write.
Forgot to mention, I used Write to create the HTML file and Draw for the
image.
James Knott wrote:
At work, I'm trying to set up a signature, for use in Thunderbird,
that includes an image file as well
Gene Young wrote:
First, this is the Open Office user list. You would get better
results on a Mozilla Forum.
I am using OpenOffice to create the signature files.
Second, the built in signature function does not seem to work with
image files. I just tested it an id does not work.
I have
H,Michael Goodman wrote:
I was unable to downloadjava in order to e-mail some cd or dvd discs to clients
using our services
Your subject and question don't match. However, Java is normally
included when you download from www.openoffice.org. Also,
OpenOffice.org is an office suite
PEP PETROCINE wrote:
Does OpenOffice.org allow access to WORD documents previously written
and saved in WORD??
Word or MS OFFICE is not on the computer in question.
Yes, it can read write in Word format, but the default is the Open
Document ODT format.
Rick Pasotto wrote:
I would like to make a presentation using impress that I can then copy
to a Windows laptop to display. When I try to save my document as ppt or
pptx I get a requestor saying The document may contain formatting or
content that cannot be saved in Microsoft Powerpoint file
Mike Scott wrote:
If I recall, more generally, books are printed with many pages to a
large sheet
Yes, those are called signatures. That also requires a printer
capable of handling large sheets, as well as a bindery to fold trim
the paper and bind it into a book. If you want to make such
James Watts wrote:
I know that Open Office is free, and I was under the assumption that was for
any scenario. But I was told that businesses may have to pay in-order to use
it. I wanted to know if this was true and if so, how much does it cost?
No, it's not true. OpenOffice.org is
Harold Fuchs wrote:
On 03/11/2010 14:54, James Knott wrote:
Harold, you might want to check your computer clock. It appears you
sent this message on Sunday. One thing I recommend is to configure
computers to use NTP, which sets the clock very accurately.
Errm. Yes, I did send it on Sunday
Harold Fuchs wrote:
James Knott james.kn...@rogers.com wrote in message
news:4cd2da12.7090...@rogers.com...
Harold Fuchs wrote:
On 03/11/2010 14:54, James Knott wrote:
Harold, you might want to check your computer clock. It appears
you sent this message on Sunday. One thing I recommend
Harold, you might want to check your computer clock. It appears you
sent this message on Sunday. One thing I recommend is to configure
computers to use NTP, which sets the clock very accurately.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_Time_Protocol
Harold Fuchs wrote:
william lepage
Cameron Walter wrote:
HI
I purchased your open office office program disk about 3 weeks ago, up until
now I have not received it. I realise that, sometimes there is a delay in cross
border shipping, but I think this too long. and sopmething has happened on the
way. I would like you top look
delaine.ward wrote:
I want to download just the word processing project Writer, how do I do that?
You can't download just one part. While it is possible to install only
part of it, it's not recommended, as OpenOffice.org is an integrated
suite, so it won't save much disk space and may
willem kolver wrote:
Do I need Windows XP (which I presently use with Offixe XP) to
operate OO?
No, you do not need XP or any other version of Windows. It also runs on
Linux and Mac. In fact, many Linux distributions already include it.
Den 2010-10-25 02:55:11 skrev VITO MINNI vmi...@yahoo.com:
Gentlemen
I am looking to use open office as a replacement for microsoft office
is this possible
In general, yes, in that they're both office suites. OpenOffice.org can
work very well with MS Office documents, as well as ODF.
Den 2010-10-25 02:55:11 skrev VITO MINNI vmi...@yahoo.com:
Gentlemen
I am looking to use open office as a replacement for microsoft office
is this possible
In general, yes, in that they're both office suites. OpenOffice.org can
work very well with MS Office documents, as well as ODF.
Daniel Lewis wrote:
I noticed several replies to this subject, but none of them were
sent to Vito Minni
I have now corrected that.
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Richard Stratton wrote:
Greetings:
I do want to be a part of Open Office, and have trie to download and utilize
my new password, which I don't believe I have ever received. I can use some
help in downloading and registering and utilizing the product.
Where are you going that requires a
Larry Gusaas wrote:
On 2010/10/14 8:09 PM James Knott wrote:
Mike Scott wrote:
Right click on a .doc file.
Click Get Info
In section Open with: choose the application you want to open
file with.
Then click on Change All... button.
That's an OS-sensitive operation. Certainly your
fuad abboud wrote:
I have the following question:
How do you change settings in OpenOffice so that OpenOffice is not the
default application used to open .doc files?
thanks.
What you want to is change the file associations, following the
instructions below. I assume you're running
Mike Scott wrote:
Right click on a .doc file.
Click Get Info
In section Open with: choose the application you want to open file
with.
Then click on Change All... button.
That's an OS-sensitive operation. Certainly your instructions are not
good for XP.
Actually, they were written for XP.
Charlie Hunter wrote:
Hi,
I just downloaded openoffice 3.2.1 yesterday. As I use it, periodically, I am
asked on a screen that is called Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007 for a
product key and each time I open it, the message tells me I have 25, then 24,
then 23, then 22 etc
Paul Hodges wrote:
I was trying to update to the 3.2 version, but, it keeps telling me to get out
of open office.org before continue. I wasnt in open office.org. I cannot
install the new version. And another thing, I cannot open the older version
unless I start to quit the computer. Please
scott rodkey wrote:
How do I:
Open an existing spreadsheet and then immediately open a new blank Text Document
sheet?
If I open a spreadsheet and minimize it, then click on the Open Office icon to
try to open a blank Text Document sheet, it puts the spreadsheet back on the
screen.
Help!
Barbara Duprey wrote:
the plugin (no longer free with the switch from Sun to Oracle)
It stopped being free long before Oracle bought Sun. Fortunately, I
have it downloaded. Also fortunately, I don't have MS Office to use it
with. ;-)
John Jason Jordan wrote:
I did not know that MS Office had OOo import filters. I knew that OOo
does a great job of opening MS Office files, but I thought that MS
ignored OOo.
The latest versions of MS Office support ODF. There is also the Sun
plugin that adds ODF support to MS Office.
gene cunningham wrote:
I can't send a resume I wrote in OpenOffice through a website. I get the
message that it is not formatted correctly. How do I convert an OpenOffice
document to txt.,doc. etc? Thank You
You're probably saving it in the ISO standard .ODT format. You'll have
so
AG wrote:
Given Novell's recent buy-out of Sun Microsystems
When did that happen? I thought Oracle bought Sun.
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Sergio Ferreira wrote:
Hi,
I downloaded OpenOffice, however I only need to use the Calc Spreadsheet
component.
Is there a way to install only one component, and if so where can I find the
instructions?
Thanks,
Sergio Ferreira
While it is possible to only install Calc, it won't save you
Samtess wrote:
how can i just simply make my own letterheading, a simple blank letter where i
can type my own name, addres, etc/
Ii is so simple but i can nowhere find it
What I do, is create what I want and save it as a template. Then, when
I create a new document, I
sainath rao wrote:
respected sir
i want to connect projector to ibmthinkpad laptop.
i went to monitors. it displays only laptop it is not reconginzing projector
thanking you
your sincerely
m v sainath rao
This mail list is for issues relating to using OpenOffice.org. You
should ask your
John Jason Jordan wrote:
On Sat, 25 Sep 2010 12:51:59 +0530
sainath raosaira...@gmail.com dijo:
i want to connect projector to ibmthinkpad laptop.
i went to monitors. it displays only laptop it is not reconginzing
projector
You need to connect to the S-Video out on the back of the
ELLEN WESBY wrote:
I want to download excel, word and power point from open office. But I'm having
trouble after I download what do I go into to open up these items.
Those are propriatary, paid applications from Microsoft and not
available from the OpenOffice.org site. What you can
Dolores wrote:
I have been using your program for about a year now. I am retired, and have
been doing some free lance writing. I first received it from century-link
telephone company. I do not know how I can contribute to your program. I was
using Word and it got erased from my computer.
John.R Downham wrote:
Hi I downloaded the free version of FreeOffice
and bought another on ebay which I have not received yet and I can not find how
to set the margins can you help please
signalman
This is a mail list for OpenOffice.org, not
jonathon wrote:
On 09/17/2010 11:15 AM, Avery, Stephen (Stephen) wrote:
so it could be time to reconsider the platforms you support.
OpenOffice.org is Free Libre Open Source So
For a version of OOo that runs on Android, what is needed is a
development team that will do the port, and
Of course OOo can save in Word format too. There is also the plugin
available that adds ODF support to MS Office. As I understand it, it's
far better than Microsoft's support of ODF.
Malte Timmermann wrote:
Hi Ann
(changing list to users@, since accessibility@ is wrong).
With using OOo
Sam Swaminath wrote:
Hi,
I have MS Windows XP. I also had Open Office 2.3. I saw a popup asking
for updating. I clicked it and upgraded to Open Office 3.1. Alas!!! I am
not able to open up any of my Files Documents saved by Open Office 2.3.
Another problem is the new version 3.1 has
jonathon wrote:
the screen size is quite small, in comparison with desktop computers and
Do not ignore keitai shousetsu. Cell phone novels primarily read and
authored by young Japanese women, on the subject of romantic fiction
such as relationships, lovers, rape, love triangles, and
Harold Fuchs wrote:
Can anyone point me at a template for Writer to create a sleeve for an old
fashioned audio cassette
Why one earth would you need to do that? Does anyone still use
cassettes? I tossed all mine quite a while ago. My VHS cassettes will
be the next to go.
SICKIDOG wrote:
hi can this be gotten on a cd ti install and do you have a phine number ti call
for help
You can buy CDs from the vendors listed here:
http://distribution.openoffice.org/cdrom/index.html#cdrom
Make sure you get the latest version (currently 3.2.1). Also, we cannot
Hal Vaughan wrote:
I want to put an embedded system in someone's office. Embedded because I don't
want them trying to log on or mess with it in any way. And the idea is that on
that system I'd like to have OOo so when someone is using Windows or OS X or
Linux, they could somehow run OOo on
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