I used to kill obsolete files. But I decide not to any more.
The hard memory capacity is much larger than the software I desire. I enjoy memory when vivid on screen. 2014-05-30 11:00 GMT+08:00 Martin Groenescheij <mar...@groenescheij.com>: > The folder that is left behind is there for a purpose. > > Deleting the folder doesn't effect the operation of your current > installation of OpenOffice. > > If you ever need to add modify or repair the installation you need these > files or download the package again. > > > On 30-5-2014 10:53, Ralph Brock wrote: > >> >> >> Hi, >> I just installed OpenOffice 4.1. Everything seemed to go well, except >> that a folder with files, and sub folders, was left behind on my desktop. >> I would like to delete this folder and all its contents (or at least get >> it off of my desktop), but I don't know if it's safe to do so. Could you >> please advise me? >> The main folder is: OpenOffice 4.1.0 (en-US Installation Files) >> The files are: openoffice410 - Windows Installer Package 2,256 KB >> setup - Configuration Settings 1 KB openoffice1 - File Cabinet >> 127,572 KB setup 1.1.1.0 - 465 KB >> The additional sub folders and files are as follows: Sub folder: >> licenses Files: Licenses 208 KB >> Notices 6 KB Sub folder: redist: Files: >> vcredist_64 4.96 MB Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 >> Redistributable setup vcredist_86 4.27 MB >> Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Redistributable setup Sub folder: readmes: >> Files: readme_en-US 11.0 KB Chrome HTML >> Document readme_en-US 11.0 KB Text Document >> Can I delete any or all of these folders and files, safely? Any help or >> guidance would be appreciated. >> Ralph Brock >> >> >> >> > >