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by nbotes
One full install should be fine.
You have to run the config for the other users as well. I will look like a install but it is just setting up the profiles.
by patrickd
by rouse
Hi. I also installed staroffice as root under root, then logged in as another user to try to run setup. Problem is that user has no access to root. So I logged back in as root, wacked the staroffice folder under root & reinstalled - this time I specified /usr/shared/soffice52 as the install folder. The install created it, then I was able to run the setup as another user with no problems.
This should work for you.
by patrickd
by bg4
Install under root but add the switch "/m". This allows each user to run the one version installed but with their own personal setups.
Hope this helps.
by patrickd
See links:
http://www-ec.njit.edu/staroffice/so_usage.html
http://www-ec.njit.edu/staroffice/so_installation_config.html
http://www.dur.ac.uk/ITS/Help_and_Info/Documents/Guides/107StarOffice.pdf
(REMOVE SPACES from the pasted URLs.)
Maxwell
by patrickd
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