It is safe to rename the file in your "user" directory which will be in
a path such as the following:
C:\Documents and Settings\<user>\Application
Data\OpenOffice.org\<user>\registry\data\org\openoffice\Office\Common.xcu
OR:
C:\Program
Files\OpenOffice.org\<user>\registry\data\org\openoffice\Office\Common.xcu
In each case <user> is the name of the user.
As the FAQs page states:
[quote]
*Note:* There may be shared files called Common.xcu under paths, such as
the following:
C:\[some path]\OpenOffice.org\share\registry\......
*Do NOT delete these shared files!
*
[end quote]
You only have two files. Rename one and leave the other alone. One has
a user name in the path. The other does not; instead, it has a folder
named "share".
The reason for renaming rather than deleting is that, if the problem is
not fixed by the creation of a new file, you can retrieve the old data
by changing the name back to what it is now.
Rename it to something like common.xcu.old.
James & Mitch Naepi wrote:
Hi
I'm using version of openoffice 1.1.4 .My OS is Windows XP my problem is can't open it up it as it reads > to open "Openoffice.org cannot be started due to an error in accessing the
openoffice .org configuration data" Please contact your system
administrator
The following internal error has occurred Getstorage name "NO CONTENT
I have clicked on the link provided
http://documentation.openoffice.org/faqs/installation/026.html
I followed the steps provided by advice already but don't understand from that
point?
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