Solved. Thanks to the two quick helpers, especially Hagar who was right on. I installed OpenOfice on my friends laptop here in California and when she travelled to New Zealand and tried to open a document the screen instead displayed the requirement for accepting the terms of use which I had previously completed. But the 'accept' box would not accept clicks. ?
Thanks.
[Solved] Worldwide use restricted?
[Solved] Worldwide use restricted?
Last edited by philip on Tue Jul 08, 2008 5:46 pm, edited 2 times in total.
OOo 2.3.X on MS Windows Vista
Re: Worldwide use restricted?
OOo has no restrictions whatsoever on its use--it sounds like you just have a slightly dodgy install.
Try a search here for "accept license" for some suggestions on fixing the problem.
Try a search here for "accept license" for some suggestions on fixing the problem.
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Re: Worldwide use restricted?
You've to scroll down to see the whole license terms before the Accept button is activated.philip wrote:the 'accept' box would not accept clicks. ?
Thanks to add '[Solved]' at beginning of your first post title (edit button) if your issue has been fixed.
LibreOffice 25.2 on Linux Mint Debian Edition (LMDE 7 Gigi) and 24.8 portable on Windows 11.
Re: Worldwide use restricted?
Oooh, good point, Hagar. Yes, I forgot about that.
Also, OOo will ask each separate user who runs OOo to accept the license. So, if you installed OOo while logged in as "administrator" and then the regular user logged in as a different account and started OOo, there will be another license prompt for that user. All that's required is to scroll to the end and accept.
Also, OOo will ask each separate user who runs OOo to accept the license. So, if you installed OOo while logged in as "administrator" and then the regular user logged in as a different account and started OOo, there will be another license prompt for that user. All that's required is to scroll to the end and accept.
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