[Solved] Forum Registration - AOO Version incorrect

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John Galt
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[Solved] Forum Registration - AOO Version incorrect

Post by John Galt »

I am amused that when registering the software kept bouncing my signature: "OpenOffice 4.0 on Windows XP" until I changed it to "OpenOffice 3.4 on Windows XP".
Last edited by Hagar Delest on Wed Sep 11, 2013 10:48 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Bill
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Re: REGISTRATION

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There is no software registration for AOO 4.0.0. Do you mean the forum registration? I've noticed lately that many new forum users seem to have "OpenOffice 3.1" in their signature instead of a more recent version.
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John Galt
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Re: REGISTRATION

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Yes, I mean Forum registration ...

Also - I edit this comment because the Forum software will not let me make this a separate post so soon after my previous - I notice that my 'signature' at the bottom of my posts reads '3.1'.

I registered with '3.4'.
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Re: Forum Registration - AOO Version incorrect

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Once you've registered, you can change the signature to anything you want--within reason!

How to update your software information signature
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Ha! I see I need to update my own as well!
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Re: Forum Registration - AOO Version incorrect

Post by RGB »

This is a known issue. The RegExp used to stop spammers was designed a couple of years ago and now needs to be updated. Hopefully, this will be solved soon.

You can update your signature from the User Control Panel.
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