Hello,
I just downloaded OO4 on Red Hat 6, used the GUI-installer in the desktop-integration directory. I'm new to Linux.
I get the message that a VCL resource(s) is / are missing. Shouldn't those come along with the package(s)?
despite the entry at the bottom of the page, I never used OO before, it's a first-time installation.
Greetings,
Isabella
[Solved] VCL Resource missing
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[Solved] VCL Resource missing
Last edited by Hagar Delest on Mon Apr 14, 2014 9:11 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Reason: tagged [Solved].
Reason: tagged [Solved].
Kind regards,
Isabella
OpenOffice 4.x on Red Hat
Isabella
OpenOffice 4.x on Red Hat
Re: VCL Resource missing
Hello too,
Are you sure to have downloaded a dedicated build for Linux?
Your message seems bind to Windows systems.
Are you sure to have downloaded a dedicated build for Linux?
Your message seems bind to Windows systems.
OpenOffice 4.1.12 - Windows 10
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Re: VCL Resource missing
Hi and welcome to the forum!
You should install from the standard package manager, see: [Tutorial] Installing Apache OpenOffice on GNU/Linux.
Please add '[Solved]' at beginning of your first post title (edit button) if your issue has been fixed.
You should install from the standard package manager, see: [Tutorial] Installing Apache OpenOffice on GNU/Linux.
Please add '[Solved]' at beginning of your first post title (edit button) if your issue has been fixed.
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Re: VCL Resource missing
Hi,
thx for the quick response. I downloaded the Linux 64 RPM. I'm dead-sure, because I just checked on my system under "Add/Remove Software" and the packages are there. However, the Language Modules are listed, but not checked, meaning they are not installed, right?
thx for the quick response. I downloaded the Linux 64 RPM. I'm dead-sure, because I just checked on my system under "Add/Remove Software" and the packages are there. However, the Language Modules are listed, but not checked, meaning they are not installed, right?
Kind regards,
Isabella
OpenOffice 4.x on Red Hat
Isabella
OpenOffice 4.x on Red Hat
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Re: VCL Resource missing
Hi folks,
post-installing the language packs did the trick. Office is up and running. Heeee-haw!
Re-reading the message word by word set me off. The keyword was "localization".
post-installing the language packs did the trick. Office is up and running. Heeee-haw!
Re-reading the message word by word set me off. The keyword was "localization".
Kind regards,
Isabella
OpenOffice 4.x on Red Hat
Isabella
OpenOffice 4.x on Red Hat
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Re: [Solved] VCL Resource missing
Hi,
I am very new to OO, I am seeing the issue VCL Resource missing.
could you please give the info on how you fixed the language pack installation?
I am very new to OO, I am seeing the issue VCL Resource missing.
could you please give the info on how you fixed the language pack installation?
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Re: [Solved] VCL Resource missing
Have you installed the correct language packs? I mean same version?
How have you installed AOO exactly?
How have you installed AOO exactly?
LibreOffice 7.6.2.1 on Xubuntu 23.10 and 7.6.4.1 portable on Windows 10