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Everytime I load OpenOffice, it asks me if I want to register. Does anyone know how I can stop this? Is there some locked setting file OO tries to write to?
is there not an option that says :
don't ask again ?
or a checkbox that says not to show anymore ?
or anything similiar ..
i am almost positive there is ...
I had the same problem when I installed OO as root and ran it as a regular user. My solution was to run it once as root and tell OO that I was already registered.
One time I installed it in the "wrong" directory and that didn't work. I had to go fishing for the configuration file and manually edit it. I'm sorry I can't remember where it was.
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