Jamie PULLMAN wrote:
I take it you mean you registered the software during the installation. That does not, IIRC, create a user account on the website, that was really just to get some metrics on who is using the package.Hi James, I downloaded & registered & still cannot log in (top right corner). Perhaps I'm missing something?!? I appreciate your help & eager to take OpenOffice for a test drive. . .On 5/11/08, James Knott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Unfortunately at the moment pretty much each site dealing with OpenOffice.org uses a separate user database - so you need to actually register an account for the main web site if you want to do things such as enter bug or feature requests the issue tracking system, or vote for OpenOffice.org council members.
You need to register again on the wiki if you want to contribute something there - same for the extensions site, you need to register separately to contribute and at the community forum, yet another registration...There has been some talk about a consolidated way to handle all this, but as of the moment no concrete action.
Of course you can download the application, read the wiki or the forum, sign up on a mailing list or grab an extension without registering at any of the sites
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