You really want to un-rename that directory and uninstall OOo before installing a new version. I know that the regular OOo puts some flag files in your home directory to insure that two version are not installed. I don't know that the RH version does that, but the OOo from OOo does. I am not sure you are going to make OOo open any way besides the default, so you can right click on the button on the menu, choose properties, and make it start ~/OpenOffice.org1.1/soffice . ...at least this works in KDE. On Fri, 2003-11-07 at 08:13, Andre Meyer wrote: > After upgrading and being surprised about all the stuff I have this > problem left: > > I had installed OpenOffice 1.1 on RH9 using the download and > instructions from the openoffice.org website. > > FC1 has installed OOo1.1 again and now I have a mess. OOo does not start > up properly: it keeps coming with the install script that should be run > only once the first time it is started up. > > Also, I cannot remove the menu entries for the old installation of > OOo1.1 in More Office Applications. I get an error message: Unsupported > operation. What does this mean? > > thanks a lot for your help > André -- Ed Weinberg <edw@xxxxxxxxxx>
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