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Simply start the OpenOffice.org application. After the installation, an entry for OpenOffice.org is listed in the Programs menu. After OpenOffice.org has started, an icon will be available on the system tray. (It looks like flying seagulls on a blue and white background.) Click on the icon with the right mouse button to quickly start the various different components of the office suite. This quick-launcher will automatically start when you log in.
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*Windows: After the installation, an entry for {{AOo}} is listed in the Programs menu. The OOo 3 Setup program did place an OOo icon on your desktop.  
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:After {{AOo}} has started, an icon will be available on the system tray. (It looks like flying seagulls on a blue and white background.) Click on the icon with the right mouse button to quickly start the various different components of the office suite. This quick-launcher will automatically start when you log in.
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*Linux: If you installed the desktop integration, you will find {{AOo}} in your program list. If you prefer to use the terminal, navigate to the AOo/program folder (can usually be found at <tt>/opt/openoffice4/program</tt>) and run the <tt>soffice</tt> executable, and optionally create a symlink at <tt>/usr/bin/soffice</tt> to <tt>/opt/openoffice4/program</tt> to make the <tt>soffice</tt> executable accessible from any folder.
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*Mac: The AOo icon starts the Writer window first. Choose File > New menu to open the other programs like Calc, Impress, Draw.
 
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Latest revision as of 15:25, 17 November 2020


I've installed Apache OpenOffice, now what do I do?


Simply start the Apache OpenOffice application.

  • Windows: After the installation, an entry for Apache OpenOffice is listed in the Programs menu. The OOo 3 Setup program did place an OOo icon on your desktop.
After Apache OpenOffice has started, an icon will be available on the system tray. (It looks like flying seagulls on a blue and white background.) Click on the icon with the right mouse button to quickly start the various different components of the office suite. This quick-launcher will automatically start when you log in.
  • Linux: If you installed the desktop integration, you will find Apache OpenOffice in your program list. If you prefer to use the terminal, navigate to the AOo/program folder (can usually be found at /opt/openoffice4/program) and run the soffice executable, and optionally create a symlink at /usr/bin/soffice to /opt/openoffice4/program to make the soffice executable accessible from any folder.
  • Mac: The AOo icon starts the Writer window first. Choose File > New menu to open the other programs like Calc, Impress, Draw.
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