Don't forget crossover linux folks,
If, at the end of the day, people don't want to use OO then you don't
have to use Windows to run Microsoft Office :-)
Chris
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Andrew Jenkins wrote:
> norman wrote:
>> Some time ago, my wife had a new computer and insisted that she
>> wanted Windows instead of Ubuntu. Much of her usage was word
>> processing and she found it difficult to get to grips with Open
>> Office (I don't know why) or so she said. 30 minutes ago she
Andrew,
Andrew Loughran wrote:
> Andrew Jenkins wrote:
>> norman wrote:
>>
>>> Some time ago, my wife had a new computer and insisted that she wanted
>>> Windows instead of Ubuntu. Much of her usage was word processing and she
>>> found it difficult to get to grips with Open Office (I don't kno
Steve Flynn wrote:
> On Dec 6, 2007 3:02 PM, norman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> Sounds astonishingly like my mother and her recent experiences with
>>> Vista. I'm scheduled to install a flavour of Linux on her machine
>>> (dual boot) over Christmas to give her a taster.
>> As she already has Vis
norman wrote:
> Some time ago, my wife had a new computer and insisted that she wanted
> Windows instead of Ubuntu. Much of her usage was word processing and she
> found it difficult to get to grips with Open Office (I don't know why)
> or so she said. 30 minutes ago she said to me "D... it! I am f
Andrew Jenkins wrote:
> norman wrote:
>
>> Some time ago, my wife had a new computer and insisted that she wanted
>> Windows instead of Ubuntu. Much of her usage was word processing and she
>> found it difficult to get to grips with Open Office (I don't know why)
>> or so she said. 30 minutes ag
norman wrote:
> Some time ago, my wife had a new computer and insisted that she wanted
> Windows instead of Ubuntu. Much of her usage was word processing and she
> found it difficult to get to grips with Open Office (I don't know why)
> or so she said. 30 minutes ago she said to me "D... it! I am f
> > Install from the Live CD onto a new partition (created with PartEd).
> > Grub will detect the existing installation and build and entry into
> > the menu for Vista.
> >
> > That should pretty much be it.
>
> Addendum - I'll document anything which crops up (and how I fixed it
> or not) if you
On Dec 6, 2007 3:38 PM, Steve Flynn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Dec 6, 2007 3:02 PM, norman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > > Sounds astonishingly like my mother and her recent experiences with
> > > Vista. I'm scheduled to install a flavour of Linux on her machine
> > > (dual boot) over Chr
On Dec 6, 2007 3:02 PM, norman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Sounds astonishingly like my mother and her recent experiences with
> > Vista. I'm scheduled to install a flavour of Linux on her machine
> > (dual boot) over Christmas to give her a taster.
>
> As she already has Vista installed on he
> Sounds astonishingly like my mother and her recent experiences with
> Vista. I'm scheduled to install a flavour of Linux on her machine
> (dual boot) over Christmas to give her a taster.
As she already has Vista installed on her machine how do you intend to
go about the dual boot?
Norman
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On Dec 6, 2007 2:17 PM, norman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Some time ago, my wife had a new computer and insisted that she wanted
> Windows instead of Ubuntu. Much of her usage was word processing and she
> found it difficult to get to grips with Open Office (I don't know why)
> or so she said. 30
Some time ago, my wife had a new computer and insisted that she wanted
Windows instead of Ubuntu. Much of her usage was word processing and she
found it difficult to get to grips with Open Office (I don't know why)
or so she said. 30 minutes ago she said to me "D... it! I am fed up with
all these b
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