I would re install, and put the application in the Applications
folder this time -- if you want a shortcut on your desktop, make an
alias -- or better yet drag the application to the dock. As a rule
of thumb, Mac applications will try to install themselves in the
Applications folder -- and it seems like a pretty good place for
them, you know where they are, the system and any other applications
will find them where they expect them and you won't throw them away
when cleaning up the inevitable collection of "stuff" that appears on
your desktop
Thanks
Andy
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On Apr 12, 2006, at 5:51 AM, David Clark wrote:
My installation of OO on this new iMac Intel has disappeared. It's
not in Applications, Documents or anywhere that I know how to search.
When I installed it, did it place an icon on the desktop, which
when deleted also deleted the program?
I have two OO documents on the desktop, both .stw file extensions,
and Quicktime is trying to open them.
Hmmmmm......
Dave
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Santa Ana, CA 92701
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