Many WindoZE and Mac apps have a setting to keep a small part of the program
running (so it can start up quickly (QuickStarter?) and installing a new
version will hang unless the install program is programmed to search for and
kill the running stub. Apparently OpenOffice does not do this )or at
All;
This sounds more like that the QuickStarter is running. To check go to
Tools->Options->Memory and at the bottom of the dialog window there is
an entry Loan OpenOffice at System Startup. If the check box has a check
mark in it then the QuickStarter is active and needs to be closed before
tryin
One of the problems I have always had with windows is that even when I
exit an application, the app does not not fully exit. For some reason,
it stays resident, but not visible. So I have always had to use other
apps to display all running apps, and kill the one that should have died
in the first
Try shutting your Windows machine down and turned off, restart and before you
do anything else, try to use the install. This should be the quickest way t
stop the installer from starting twice.
On April 30, 2021 at 8:01:09 PM, Lix Newton (wildfire...@shaw.ca) wrote:
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