Unfortunately, Steve, there IS an openoffice.com website -- but it isn't
the real OOo website, which is openoffice.org. And you can't get any
version of OOo from Microsoft. :-) And the OP never got the file fully
unpacked, so there's nothing for him to uninstall, but he may as well
delete the bad file.
[email protected] wrote:
Try openoffice.com and down load it
from the Microsoft web site. and uninstall the one you downloaded first
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From: "Barbara Duprey" <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, June 09, 2009 9:29 AM
To: "SARASWATI JI" <[email protected]>; "Open Office
Users" <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [users] cannot unpack openoffice
SARASWATI JI wrote:
I tried with all antiviruses uninstalled but the following nsis
error appears again. I have downloaded openoffice 3.1 with ''
DOWN THEM ALL''.Its name at your site is
00o_3.1.0_WinIntel_install__en.exe .But this file is saved in my
Computer as OOoWin32Intel_install_wJRE_en.US. Please note that ‘’exe
‘’ is not in the file name . On double clicking ''NSIS ERROR''
appears which says '' INTEGRITY CHECK HAS FAILED. COMMON CAUSES
INCLUDE INCOMPLETE DOWN LOAD AND DAMAGED MEDIA.CONTACT THE INSTALLER
AUTHOR TO OBTAIN A NEW COPY. '' Do I have to download '' JAVA
RUNTIME'' As the ''JRE'' in the filename I saved suggests ?
When I drag the above file in black cmd window then it start
unpacking it but after 17-18% a small window appears with a red
cross which says'' Error decompressing data!Corrupted installer ?
Interesting. The name of the file should be
OOo_3.1.0_Win32Intel_install_wJRE_en-US.exe
I don't understand the part about "DOWN THEM ALL" -- I don't see
anything like that on the www.openoffice.org website. It has "I want
to download OpenOffice.org" and clicking that gets a box with
"Download now!" and a big arrow, preset for the version that my OS
(VistaHP) needs. You do need the Java Runtime Environment, and it's
easiest to get it as part of the package with OOo. Did you use a
different website? There is a way to verify that the file has not
been corrupted; according to the site, its MD5SUM is
88b6edeb5df6d6bc63bc63ce4d4910af
(Instructions for using MD5SUMs are at
www.openoffice.org/dev_docs/using_md5sums.html). It does sound as if
you got a bad file; I recommend using the OOo website, and some kind
of download manager (if you use the Firefox browser, there's
apparently a good one built in).
Hope this helps!
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