On 18/02/2011 15:27, ken kempka wrote:
Is there some reason that I’m not getting a reply to my inquiry???
From: ken kempka
Sent: Monday, February 14, 2011 8:15 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Internet connection
I’m using OfficeSuite2010 since Nov.’10, and when I prepare a document, try to
e-mail it, no matter what option I select I get an error message that there is
no open connection to the internet available. Now, I purchased this
specifically to send document via e-mail, and I can’t get anything to work. I
use Windows Live Mail, and Win7.. The search section(support) is useless in
this matter.
Thanks
Ken Kempka
[email protected]
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I can't. I'm not even sure what "OfficeSuite2010" is (which is what you
say you are using). It sounds like a Microsoft product, in which case
you need to ask Microsoft.
Please be aware that OpenOffice.org (OOo) is a free software suite. Its
support is free and is run by volunteers who are simply users of the
software who choose to donate their time to helping others.
You also say you *purchased* this "OfficeSuite2010". As I said, OOo is
free. I don't know what you have bought but I strongly suggest you get
in touch with whoever you bought it from. Note that it is *legal* to
sell the OOo software. Some people sell it on CD/DVD as a convenience to
those with slow/expensive/unreliable internet connections. But there are
others who simply sell it to make a fast buck, relying on the purchaser
not knowing that they can get it free. If you bought OOo from other than
the www.openoffice.org web site then you might be able to get your money
back via your credit card issuer - depending on the consumer protection
laws in your country. But in any case you need to contact your supplier
first.
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London, England
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