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I've read a number of older posts referring to the same problem and it appears the only solution found so far ins to reinstall Open Office. ... so I did and still get the same error.
How can I get OO to work?
I installed from the RPM provided in the core repo.
Funny thing is that I have another box with a virtually identical setup (FC5 fully updated) that has no problem with OpenOffice.
I'll look into it...
It's a nuisance though. rpm's are supposed to sort that kind of thing out for themselves.
I thought the same thing too once then found out that rpm's are not always built right. I usally try to compilie from source that way it will tell me what my system is missing. And I know that the installation was for my machine not some package built off of another's pc.
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