Hi,
kathy trask wrote:
I think I have installed the program, but maybe I'm wrong I have icons for
each f the componenets of OOo. When I click on any of them I get an error
message. "This spplication has failed to start because uwinapi.dll was not
found. Reinstalling the pplication may fix the problem."
I have reinstalled the program several times. I completely remove the
program and riinstalled it. I ran a repair module. I went to the site and
downloaded it again. It is putting that file in the wrong place and I do not
know where it should be.
I tried searching for 'uwinapi.dll' ...
... and I've found it three times:
(OOo versions 2.2 [en-US] and 1.1.5 [de];
my OS version is WinXPHoSP2[de])
(1) folder of unpacked Ooo_2.2.0_Win32Intel_install_....exe
download file; there in openofficeorg3.cab [96 KB]
(2) program folder of OOo 2.2 -
C:\Programme\OpenOffice.org 2.2\program [96KB]
(3) program folder of OOo 1.1.5 -
C:\Programme\OpenOffice.org 1.1.5\program [96 KB]
uwinapi.dll is usually loaded in the startup;
I'm not sure, whether it will be sufficient to copy the .dll
into the 'program' folder.
But I would propose to have a try.
(You had checked the md5sum of the download file?)
Manfred
I truly hate WIN XP64. MS said it would run 32 bit programs, but it is a
real pain to get anything to work.
Tom Chilton-2 wrote:
Hi
It sounds like you haven't actually installed the program.
Do you have a folder along the lines of OpenOffice Installation files
on your desktop?
Try opening the folder and running setup.exe
If you have installed the program then it should be listed in Start -
> All Programs -> OpenOffice
Is that how you tried to launch the program?
Tom
On 27 Apr 2007, at 16:03, kathy trask wrote:
Hi, I also have Window XP64. I cannot get OpenOffice to load right.
I keep getting a message that it cannot find the file
"uwinapi.dll". I have
tried again and again to get it to work. It must be loading in the
wrong
place. Where should that file be?
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