I amazed at how xeappy the webs sites are about documenting the procedure to install on a Mac. AI on Google says this:
To install Apache OpenOffice on a Mac, download the disk image (DMG) file from the official Apache OpenOffice website, open the DMG, and drag the OpenOffice application icon into your Applications folder. If you encounter a security warning about an unverified developer, you will need to navigate to your Mac's System Preferences > Security & Privacy > General tab, click the lock icon to make changes, and then select Open Anyway to allow the application to run. -- Dave On September 28, 2025 at 6:18:53 AM, Nigel Dark ([email protected]) wrote: I’ve been using OpenOffice happily for years now and have just downloaded the latest free version (4.1.15). However I can’t transfer the download to Applications on my MacBook because Apple says it 'could not verify “OpenOffice.app” is free of malware that may harm your Mac or compromise your privacy’. What do I do? Or, more particularly, what can you do to resolve this? Thanks and regards Nigel Dark
