[newbie] Staroffice install help

Ripcrd6 ripcrd6 at worldinter.net
Mon Sep 20 06:34:05 CDT 1999


And this for single user.  Not sure what has changed with the registration
process now that Sun Microsystems owns Star Div., but previously you had to
create a key for each user at their website by entering personal info such
as address and name, etc.  That passed through an algorythim to create a
unique key to start the program.  Mess up one space or puncuation and you
have to be able to reproduce that error exactly to get the install to work.
Basically have to retype the info before the prog. launches the first time.
G'nite
Brian
-----Original Message-----
From: Chris Herrnberger <chris123 at netcom.ca>
To: newbie at linux-mandrake.com <newbie at linux-mandrake.com>
Subject: Re: [newbie] Staroffice install help

>Murray Strome wrote:
>>
>> Now that you mention it, I believe that the free license I received was
>> for single user -- I only have it installed in one user account.
>
>
>for a single user installation download the file to a /tmp directory and
>untar the file. It will create its own directory. Then log out (as you
>did this as root) and log in as user 'filbert' or what ever. Find the
>setup file and run ./setup from you account and it will install the
>entire program to a directory of your choice, typically
>/usr/local/SOffice51. If you cannot access the directory use the su
>command and all should be well:) You can safely remove the /tmp
>directory to save hd space.
>
>Chris




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