Hi Jeff
Yes, that worked. What was throwing me was the system message that a
later version of X11 was already on the hd. Installing from the CD
then updating worked fine. I did read the porting document, and as I
recall, it really didn't cover this issue in much depth; I'll review
it to see if I just overlooked it. Also, I had thought it would be in
the faq file as I felt it was not an unknown issue, but couldn't
access it for some reason. No matter, it's going now.
Thanks
bill
On Dec 4, 2006, at 7:27 PM, Jeff Smith wrote:
Bill,
You need to use the one which is included on your System disks.
The X11*User* package in the following location:
*Mac OS X Install Disc 1 - /System/Installation/Packages/X11User.pkg*
This, and other MacOSX settings related to this, are in an oft-quoted
resource which you should get/read.
*http://porting.openoffice.org/mac/Howto_OOo_2.0_MacOSX_english.pdf*
hih,
jeff
Bill Moore wrote:
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I'm trying to run OO on a new Intel based Mac, and encountering the
following: When I try to launch OO, it says I need X11. When I
downloaded X11, I get a message saying that a newer version of the
software is already installed. So OO wants X11 and X11 won't install
because it's outdated. Any suggestions?
TIA
bill
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