That is correct. The PDF file to which I also refer explains how to download
the X11 for Mac, and it also refers to the "sudo nano" command one must enter
so one can avoid having the annoying extra X11 windows that would open without
asking when one starts using Open Office.--Sincerely,Chris Skurkey> CC: [EMAIL
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[email protected]> Subject: Re: [users] use with mac osx> > Hi,> If not
already installed you must install X11 first.> The full instructions are here>
<http://porting.openoffice.org/mac/faq/index.html>> > Tom> > On 25 Mar 2007, at
17:56, Clyde Kirkbride wrote:> > > Does open office writer work without
modification with mac osx?> > Clyde> >> >
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