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OpenOffice not listed in Login Items, neither is the dock icon ticked to 'Open at Login'.
Yet OpenOffice launches at startup.
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Thank you, this helped me to figure it out.RoryOF wrote:Tick that setting, restart OpenOffice, then untick that setting and restart again.
It has been known that sometimes OO is stubborn in taking a change to a setting, and the tick, restart, untick, restart sequence has been known to work.
Did you install from our website, or did you install malware? If the latter, remove the malware, asking for Apple's help if needed.AP777 wrote:OpenOffice not listed in Login Items, neither is the dock icon ticked to 'Open at Login'. Yet OpenOffice launches at startup.
You have not prevented OpenOffice from starting at Login, just hidden it. Review Q48/A48. You can verify that OpenOffice is not going to start with → System Preferences → Users and Groups → Current User → Login Items. Remove any applications you don't want or don't recognize by selecting them and using the - from +- at the bottom of the list. If you've installed malware, applications can start without being in the list. An Apple forum might help you correct the problem. If this solved your problem please go to your first post use the Edit button and add [Solved] to the start of the title. You can select the green checkmark icon at the same time.AP777 wrote:I went to Users & Groups > my Name > Login Items > clicked '+' > selected OpenOffice from the Applications list > then on the right hand side of where OpenOffice appears in Login Items, I ticked the box to 'Hide'.