Forwarding to OP who is not subscribed. On 7/18/2018 12:58 PM, Rory O'Farrell wrote: > On Wed, 18 Jul 2018 12:13:37 -0400 > [email protected] wrote: > >> I downloaded Open Office. I used to have Microsoft 365 and could no longer >> afford it. Now every time I compose something on Open Office -- I cannot >> change, cut or paste, etc and a ribbon at top says that my subscription has >> been disabled and I would have to renew. >> >> >> Is Open Office part of Microsoft -- why does it do this??? I need some of my >> work. >> >> >> Please help. >> >> >> Dalene Coleman >> [email protected] >> > OpenOffice is _not_ part of Microsoft. What has happened on your computer is > that a Windows update has identified that your version of Office 365 has > expired and is trying to force you to purchase it. > > You need to set the default program for opening your documents to be > OpenOffice; a quick way is to reinstall OpenOffice; alternately, look up > Default Application for Windows 10 and make OpenOffice the default > application for .doc files. > > I do not use any modern version of Windows, so cannot give more explicit > details. > >
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