-------- Original Message -------- From: Clyde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Sun 17 Jun 2007 02:38:54 EST
> Hello
>
> I have installed open office but I am not sure what to do next.When I
> started the installation before,it asked me where the files should be
> installed.And I saw that by default it was going to install on the main
> screen (or working area,I don't know how to say this in englissh).
In English is called "The Desktop"
> I have many files installed there and so I choosed to install it at
> my documents.
> After the installation I went to My Documents and I saw some Zip files:
> OpenOfficeOrg 1
> >> 2
> >> 3
> >> 4
> >> 22
>
> What are these files and should I unzip them or what?
> I also found 3 other files but I'm not sure if they are from Open Office...
>
> Instmsia (It says : Installer For The Windows Installer)
> Insmsiw
>
> Please tel me what should I do!
>
> Thank you
It sounds like you have downloaded and somehow extracted the installer
package, but you have not yet run the installer program. Find the file
named "setup.exe" (it may appear as just "setup") in the "My Documents"
folder and double click on it to start the install process.
After the installation is complete, you can safely delete these 9 files
from the "My Documents" folder:
setup.ini
openofficeorg22.msi
instmsia.exe
instmsiw.exe
setup.exe
openofficeorg1.cab
openofficeorg2.cab
openofficeorg3.cab
openofficeorg4.cab
Plus these folders:
$PLUGINSDIR
licenses
readmes
And if this folder exists:
java
Hope this helps.
Dave
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