On 07/30/2014 03:42 PM, Alexander Thurgood wrote:
Le 30/07/2014 19:34, Jim Byrnes a écrit :
Hi Jim,
Just checked with Ubuntu's package manager and Base was in fact not
installed. Used it to install Base and now the option appears so I
should be able to proceed. Sort of surprised as I thought the entire
suite had been installed.
Ubuntu, in its infinite wisdom, decided not to install Base by default
along with the other modules - quite why, I have no idea, but this is
not LibreOffice's fault, unfortunately. I agree that it is most
frustrating however, especially when, as a continuous user of previous
versions, the default meta packet install did put Base in there for you.
Go figure.
Alex
Alex,
Thanks for the info. It clears up another thing that was bothering me.
How did a DB file get on my machine if Base was not installed?
I started using Ubuntu at at around 9.04 or 9.10 and did a distribution
upgrade to 10.04. So at this point Base was installed and I must have
created the DB file. When I went to 12.04 I decided to do a clean
install. I popped in a new hard drive and installed 12.04 and slowly
transfered stuff from the 10.04 hard drive. I must have transfered that
DB file at that time.
Regards, Jim
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