Hi Mark, most likely this is a bug, but, why don't you redirect your
question to the OpenOffice.org users' newsgroup ([EMAIL PROTECTED] -
you need to subscribe first)?
Regards,
On Mon, 2003-06-16 at 21:36, mark wrote:
> Ok, folks,
>
>before I have to listen to more creaming and yelling from
Brandon, have you updated your system (via Red Had Network, for example)?
Brandon Stafford wrote:
More updates on what I've tried:
Installed Java plug-in for Mozilla, but it still freezes on start-up after a
reboot. (Thanks for the suggestion, MRHL.)
I have noticed that Mozilla seems to f
Hi Brandon,
I had a smilar problem a few months ago on a 'Psyche' (RH8) box of mine. It came
down to lack of a Java machine - as soon as I installed it, freezes disappeared.
HTH,
Brandon Stafford wrote:
Hello everyone,
I installed RH9 (Shrike) a few weeks ago. Recently, my web browsers have
OK, following instructions given by members of this mailing list (thanks very
much), I disabled the CD 'autorun' feature in my RH8 box by removing the
'autorun' package (rpm -e autorun).
Now, whenever I start KDE, I get the message "KDE can't execute
'/usr/bin/autorun'.". Although it seems like
I think Mozilla is different in this aspect (upgrade vs. fresh installation).
Last time I checked their Web site (when I downloaded version 1.3 of Mozilla), I
think there was an instruction to remove older versions before installing 1.3.
Mike Vanecek wrote:
On 07 Jun 2003 21:19:43 -0400, Medhat
Hi Brent,
I assume that you are using KDE as your desktop environment. In that case, you
have to right-click on the icon of the 'master' menu (to the left side of the
bottom menu bar - it seems like it has a red hat icon in your system) and then
choose the "Menu editor" option.
HTH,
Brent L.
