On Nov 30, 2007, at 8:50 AM, JUDITH HERBST wrote:
To Whomever is listening - I am not a developer. I would like to
contribute, but am on disability. I will contribute when I get
back to work - yours is a worthwhile program. I would like to use
your software but am confused about the following:
- If I download all the OpenOffice programs onto my new Apple
(17" - running Leopard) will I be able to delete it if I have
problems?
We sincerely hope you won't need to delete OpenOffice, but if you
do, the task is quite simple: click on /Applications/OpenOffice [or
wherever you put it] and drag it to the trash. There will be some
small configuration files left in your home folder ~/Library/
Application Support/Open Office. You can optionally delete them,
though if you turn the computer back in they will likely delete you
whole user account without sweating small details.
- Are there any prerequisites that have to be downloaded before
I download OpenOffice?
On Leopard you already have everything you need [X11 is installed by
default]. As a suggestion though, you might want to look into the
X11 interface. The version included in Leopard has "issues", and
Apple has not yet released an official update. There are unofficial
updates available from volunteer programmers. The NEW HOME of the
X11 for Leopard is http://trac.macosforge.org/projects/xquartz/wiki/
Releases . The project is getting updated fairly often, it's been
less than 24 hours since the current version came online.
Using a rusty Amiga 4000T, a shiny PowerMac G5, & a homebuilt Ubuntu box
Headline: Squad Helps Dog Bite Victim.
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