Hi Josip

started working on it. And after
the save your application froze. This being a very common occurrence on Windows :), I did what I
usually do and killed your process. I then attempted to reopen the

My guess is that with the combination of your unstable Windows and your habit of killing processes, you have corrupted OpenOffice.org's settings. If you delete the settings folder, I imagine your problems will vanish. You can find the folder at
c:\Documents and Settings\[user]\Application Data\OpenOffice.org2

In conclusion, I cannot describe the level of dissapointment I feel now.

You can always pay for a "better" program. I'm sure you'll manage to crash that one, too!

--
Adrian Try
Try Another Angle
www.tryanotherangle.org
Computer software should be affordable, effective and safe.

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