On Monday 11 February 2008 18:35, David Nichols wrote: > Our problem, come to find out, is not with Openoffice. Openoffice works > fine on all our other computers. It is the one with the g Operating System, > Linux based, that is affecting the work. We basically can do nothing with > the computer as it relates to Openoffice. > Thanks anyway,
You do not say how (by what method) you have installed Open Office on gOS. The word processor supplied with gOS is Google Docs. This is an on-line word processor and can be accessed from any computer provided that you have a compatible browser, since it is accessed by browser. I have never used it, but it does not surprise me that it is apparently not identical to OpenOffice.org. It would surprise me if it were identical. You might be able to install OpenOffice.org, but there may be constraints which make it difficult or impossible on this Distro, which is a derivative of Ubuntu. Alternatively, it would probably be possible to install another Linux Distro instead, many of which have OpenOffice.org as standard. There might however be hardware issues. Or you could just give in gracefully and use Google Docs. This would be usable from any of your computers, provided that you have them connected to the Internet and have Firefox, Seamonkey or IE installed; and all your documents would be stored on-line. Much, if not most, of the software on gOS is Google not computer based. I am sending this to you personally, as well as to the list, because you appear not to be subscribed. HTH Lisi --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
