On Wednesday 08 August 2007 22:40:57 Rick Bilonick wrote:
> On Wed, 2007-08-08 at 08:49 +0100, Harold Fuchs wrote:
> > On 08/08/07, Rick Bilonick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > I'm running OOo 2.2.1 under Fedora Core 6. I've downloaded
> > > several extensions from the OOo extension web site (Multiple
> > > Pages,DocConverter). They are zip files. I've opened
> > > "extension manager" and "add"ed the zip files under "My
> > > Extensions" but OOo won't let me enable them. I've tried
> > > unzipping them first and then adding them but that doesn't
> > > work either. I've also tried to do this as root but still no
> > > luck. I was able to install "ExtendedPDF" several months ago
> > > but I can't install other extensions now in 2.2.1. Any
> > > suggestions?
> > >
> > > Rick B.
> > >
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> > > I have no real idea about this but a few thoughts:
> >
> > 1. The installation guide for Multipages says
> > ============== begin quote ===========
> > Installing MultiPages add-on
> > Notice : you must extract the add-on file MultiPages.zip from
> > the downloaded archive MultiPages1.1_fr.zip.
> >
> > Installing on OpenOffice.org version 2
> > Open OpenOffice, menu Tools > Package Manager > Add
> > Select file Multipages.zip and click on " Open " to start
> > add-on installation.
> > After installation open a new Calc document : you will see a
> > small floating toolbar with a new icon.
> > Put the toolbar  at your convenience. Repeat operation with a
> > new document Draw.
> > ====== end quote =====
> > Presumably you have followed those instructions correctly ???
> >
> > 2. The installation guide for Multipages mentions Openoffice
> > version 2.0; perhaps 2.2 is not supported? Have you checked
> > with the author?
> >
> > 3. Before installing the extension, did you shut down the
> > Quickstarter? My experience with OO suggests that the 
> > Quickstarter frequently interferes with installing extra
> > goodies like dictionaries, macros etc. It used to (haven't
> > checked lately) even interfere with the list of recently opened
> > documents and the word count of individual documents.
>
> I did not see ANY instructions about installing multipages on the
> extension web site (). I followed the instructions in OOo help
> which do not say to unzip first. (The steps I outlined above came
> from OOo help.) Also note that I said I'm using Fedora Core 6 (a
> Linux distro). I did follow your instructions and this time
> multipages installed AND OOo 2.2.1 did not crash when exiting (I
> had tried doing what you suggested before - just from trying
> different things - but OOo would crash when I exited. This time
> it did not.) When I followed your instructions, multipages was
> automatically set as "enabled". Also, in the Linux version of
> OOo, there is no "open" only "add". Also, I've never installed an
> OOo quickstarter. I just don't understand why there are no
> instructions on the web site. I must have unzipped the Ianz
> extension first before installing it - just don't remember at
> this point.

Don't concern yourself with Quickstarter it does not give any 
improvement in Linux. Openoffice.org opens slow the first time in 
Linux and then opens quicker after if you have not rebooted. This 
process will not go any faster with quickstarter.

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