victor guarino wrote:
>
> Today I learned of openoffice and heartily want to
> become a contributing member and to help the
> membership grow. A salesperson told me of its
> existence. He guided mw to 1. Got to openoffice.org
> and download the .exe file for Windows.2.Intall
> openoffice.3.Verify that it works, and 4 remove any
> instances od MS Office.
> I got home and immediately followed through. It was
> working fine until it got into the 70's folders where
> it reported some disc error. I clicked on run to
> continue to installation but got nowhere.Is there
> something I did wrong? I'd appreciate any advice you
> can give.
> Thankyou,
> Victor Guarino; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
It sounds as though your download is faulty. You can check it with what is
known as md5sum. It's a type of checksum. md5sums for the various
downloadable files are on the following page, which also contains a link to
a page containing instructions for using the procedure:
http://download.openoffice.org/2.1.0/md5sums.html
BTW, when you post for assistance, make sure the title of your post (email
subject) is appropriate. That way you will attract the attention of users
with an interest in or knowledge of the subject.
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