Ray Reeves wrote:

]I am anxious to adopt Open Office on my new Vista computer to avoid the usurious fees of Microsoft Office. I admire the scope of OO but find it pretty user unfriendly. I downloaded OO.2 3.org but had to dredge around to find executeables and eventually found soffice.exe. Who knew openoffice began with S? It did not appear on my start menu until I pinned it there myself. The window it presents did not appear to offer clues to other components but I did eventually discover that loading an Excel spreadsheet would take me to calc. Following your advice I see that "new" will take me there too.
Thanks for your advice.

It sounds like something didn't install properly. I haven't used Vista, so I can't speak from experience there. However, on XP, double clicking on the downloaded file starts the install, which ends with an OpenOffice folder and icons in the Start menu. You shouldn't have to add anything to the Start menu.


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