On Fri February 17 2006 04:38, + [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Help!!! I installed Openoffice - now it has taken over my  computer.  
> Every program now has extension of   .LNK.   Every ICON is Openoffice Icon.
>  HELP!!

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On Sat February 18 2006 10:19, Johnny Andersson wrote:
>
> What happens when you click one of those lnk files? Does the program open?
> If you right click it, can you click "Properties" and then verify that
> this is a link and maybe even see where it goes? Are you really SURE that
> every program now has the extension of .lnk? What program are you using to
> write this email? Is it a web browser or an email program? In either case
> at least THAT program seems to work... or maybe you were writing it on
> another computer, of course.
>
> Is really EVERY icon now an OpenOffice icon? Even those program links, all
> your video and music files or only your Office files?
>
> When you installed OpenOffice, did you check some boxes (or maybe they
> were checked and you didn't uncheck them) saying something about that they
> should be checked if you want your office files to be opened with Open
> Office? And in that case, why did you theck them (or why didn't you
> uncheck them) if you didn't want Open Office to open them?
>
> Well, don't worry about it. Open Office has probably not taken over
> anything. Even if there is an Open Office icon, you can still open your
> Word document with Word if you like. The Open Office installation program
> has only been assigned to those files as their default program. You can
> assign them back to whatever you like, if you want to. This question comes
> up all the time and someone usually replies with a link, telling you what
> do to. I don't have a clue where to find such a link, but I will search
> for one right now. Please wait...
>
> Ok, I found at least one link. Took me a few seconds with google, I
> searched for faq openoffice "taken over". Here it is:
> http://user-faq.openoffice.org/faq/ar01s04.html#id2811427
>
> However, that lnk thing sounds very strange. Are you really sure about
> this?

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