i actually have 3 questions, i am running OOo2.4 on a MacBook with OSX10.5.2. i have OOo set to open on start up
First problem, the X11 batch window, Xterm doesn't close automatically, is that a concern?
second problem, clicking on the OOo icon in the tray won't bring up OOo. i can bring it up by dragging a file to the icon.
third problem, most times OOo won't shut down normally and i have to use force quit to close it.
other than that i love OOo2.4 and really appreciate the folks who are putting in all this time to make it possible!
JPC
OO2.4 wont shut down normally in mac
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Re: OO2.4 wont shut down normally in mac
Sorry that I cannot help. Did you solve your own problem yet? If so, please tell us how, and prefix your post title with [Solved]
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Re: OO2.4 wont shut down normally in mac
Hey man,
Did you ever fix that problem, as I have the exact same issues with my MacBook.
I would be greatly appreciative if you could let me know,
Cheers
Fa
Did you ever fix that problem, as I have the exact same issues with my MacBook.
I would be greatly appreciative if you could let me know,
Cheers
Fa
Re: OO2.4 wont shut down normally in mac
Hi Jason,
Alex
Not a problem as such, you can even close this window if you want to. There is a method for not having it open at all in the first place, which involves editing a hidden file called .xinitrc in your user directory.jason1126 wrote:i actually have 3 questions, i am running OOo2.4 on a MacBook with OSX10.5.2. i have OOo set to open on start up
First problem, the X11 batch window, Xterm doesn't close automatically, is that a concern?
This appears to be normal behaviour for the X11 version.jason1126 wrote: second problem, clicking on the OOo icon in the tray won't bring up OOo. i can bring it up by dragging a file to the icon.
I don't have this problem on my Tiger Mac OSX, but I have heard of it. There doesn't appear to be an easy solution, other than the one you have indicated or by killing the soffice process in a terminal window (or using the graphical ad hoc utility in the Applications/Utilities folder).jason1126 wrote: third problem, most times OOo won't shut down normally and i have to use force quit to close it.
Alex