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Not that it's answering your question, and if you want to install SO 5.2 for some reason I hope someone can help you find out what's wrong, but why not just use the latest OO?
Last edited by mostlyharmless; 03-20-2009 at 03:10 PM.
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Star Office was also a collaboation program, not just word processor / spread sheet / other office-style software. It also has a callendar, scheduling, tasks, and alot more. These things were taken out of Open Office. I wish it were as simple as swithing to OO.
Also on another note (a crappy one at that) OO does not support sdw (Star Office Document Writer) formatted files despite the fact that OO came from SO.
I need the collaboration part of star office. I believe the last version with that is 5.2. I am going to try to install onto 10.2 instead of 12.1 and see how that works. Currently my company is using Slackware 9.x and need to upgrade for wpa_supplicant which is available in 10.2 (if I remember correctly). Would have rather used 12, but 10 will suit well enough assuming Star Office installs
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