James Knott wrote:
> 
> TrevM wrote:
>> 
>> James Knott wrote:
>>> gloria slater wrote:
>>>> I received a warning box asking if I intended to run open office--said
>>>> it
>>>> didn't recognize the publisher of the program.  And I don't know if the
>>>> installation was complete, that box was gone.
>>>>    
>>>>  
>>> If the installation completed, you should have an OpenOffice folder &
>>> icons in the Start menu.
>>>
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>> 
>> I got this warning message too, and as usual I gave the go-ahead response
>> and downloaded the 120 MB OOo_2.3.1_Win32Intel_Install_wJRE_en-US.exe
>> file
>> to the C: directory.  Running this seemed to instal everything OK to a
>> 124
>> MB OpenOffice folder in C/Program Files.  
>> 
>> However, the only new icon was on the desktop (nothing on the start menu
>> or
>> the bottom task bar), and that was just for the installation program. 
>> Re-running the installation changed nothing, and I can't find anything in
>> the new Openoffice2.3 folder that actually starts the program. The MD5
>> check
>> doesn't work for me because the necessary Firefox add-on is out of date. 
>> Any suggestions?
>> 
>> Running Firefox / WinXP with SP2.
>> 
>> Trevor Morris
> 
> Is that desktop icon a folder?  If so, there should be a file setup.exe, 
> which you can run, to install.
> 
> Yes, that worked fine, except I couldn't find the installed prog because
> it had overflowed off the All Programs screen!  I am a bit surprised that
> an icon is generated just for the installation program and not for the
> final program.  Anyway, all is OK now.
> 
>   As for md5sum, that does not require 
> Firefox.  There are stand alone utilities that will verify md5sum.A 
> google search on "Windows md5sum" will turn up several.  You can also 
> check the instructions here:
> http://www.openoffice.org/dev_docs/using_md5sums.html
> 
> Thanks for the info!
> 
> Trevor Morris
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