On Monday 07 March 2005 04:47 pm, Carl Parrish wrote:
> > Was the OP subscribed to the list or not?
> > The answer to this question is yes. OOo 2.0 beta is installed
> > as /opt/openoffice.org... The first time it is started, it
> > installs .openoffice.org... into the home directory.
> > I have OOo 2.0 beta and 1.1.4 both installed on my Mandrake
> > Linux 10.1 system and use both of them with no problems.
> >
> > Dan
>
> I've heard this answer several times now. So in the interests of (its
> going to be in the FAQ soon), I would like to ask some more
> questions. How do you launch OOo 1.1.4 instead of OOo 2.0? Will it
> create new icons? A new entry in the Applications menu? What are the
> different cml commands for launching.
>
> Thanks.
> Carl Parrish
>
I have created icons on the desktop for each version of OOo. Right
click on the desktop. Create New > File > Link to Application. I
modified the Name of the link using the General tab and entered the
path to the proper "soffice" program. (home directory/OpenOffice1.1.4
for version 1.1.4 and /opt/openoffice1.9.79 for the version 2.0 beta)
One or both of these icons can be moved to the panel on the left side
of the tool bar.
I have also changed the icons for these two versions. That is done
in the General tab. Click on the icon in that tab. A new window allows
you to change the icon with another system icon or browse to find a new
one. I browsed to the /opt/OpenOffice1.1.4/share/icons directory to get
the icons I wanted.
Dan
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