On 06/25/2008 08:32 PM, Linda L. Hull. wrote: > I broke Open Office really badly [snip] > > Whatever I did must have removed the 1st one, 1.1.2. > I now have: > ls -lh ~/.o* > /home/llhull/.openoffice.org2: > total 4.0K > drwxr-xr-x 17 llhull llhull 4.0K 2008-06-24 09:38 user > > It won't save or print. > Is removing and reloading OO the answer? > > What command(s) would you recommend? [snip]
It's most likely something in your OOo user profile: Rename /home/llhull/.openoffice.org2 to: /home/llhull/x-.openoffice.org2-x That will preserve any data that you had in the profile in case you need it later. Reopen OOo and it will create a new /home/llhull/.openoffice.org2 1. If that does not work; delete the _new_ /home/llhull/.openoffice.org2 then: sudo apt-get install --reinstall openoffice.org Open OOo again (you will now have a new /home/llhull/.openoffice.org2) and you should be ok. For your fonts: o Check to see if you have a /home/llhull/.fonts folder. o Check to see if you have a /home/llhull/x-openoffice.org2-x/user/fonts folder. If you have fonts in /home/llhull/x-openoffice.org2-x/user/fonts, then you might want to copy those to /home/llhull/.fonts so that they will be available for use. Note: don't delete the /home/llhull/x-openoffice.org2-x/ folder until you are stable again! Update your fonts cache: sudo fc-cache -f -v That will update the fonts cache system wide. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
