Alaric Wood wrote:
> TerryJ wrote:
>> reply below
>>
>> Alaric Wood wrote:
>   
> Thanks for that info.  I have looked at /user but don't really know what
> I should be looking for.  2.0 had a /user folder in /opt/.openoffice. 
> It contained Auto Correct, Auto Text, Backup. Config and Templates.  As
> /opt is not writable by user there were no backups and trying to use
> /template/save naturally generated an error.  The path statement pointed
> to /home/OpenOffice/user but there was no user folder in /home.  I
> created one and added Autocorrect, etc.  It then usually but not always
> did a backup and I could save templates.  There were other config files
> in odd places under /opt.  Some were blank, some appeared to relate to
> menus and toolbars and one was a bau file.  I don't know what bau is or
> how to read it so that may be what I should have looked at.  I can't now
> check because installing 2.1 over wrote OpenOffice in both /opt and
> /home.  2.1 has a user folder in home but not opt.  It contains, guess
> what, auto correct, etc.  The path statement refers to autocorrect,
> autotext, backup and templates and the default location to save files. 
> It does not mention config.  In both 2.0 and 2.1 config is blank.  I
> cannot find any other config files in 2.1.  I do not think Tools ->
> Options is in fact saving anywhere but I may be wrong.
>    Maybe I should go back to 1.1.5.  It has the difficulties with styles
> that appear to be a constitutional problem with all OpenOffice versions
> but at least I can usually make it do what I want even though it often
> involves blood, toil, tears and sweat.  However, that's computers.
> 
> Alaric

Hi Alaric,

You do realise that the /home/ files are in a "hidden" directory, using
.openoffice.org2/ in my current installation (gentoo, but I used to run
Mandriva)?

I use KDE and one can set konqueror to "Show hidden files" I'm not sure
about under gnome.

HTH

Russell

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