On Tue, 19 Jul 2011, Sigrid Carrera wrote:
The box is the default when you open LibreOffice. If you want to start directly with writer, you
can:
- start from a terminal with "swriter" (without the quotes)
Sigrid,
I'll put this in the shell script rather than the default 'soffice' that
seemed to work (it did with OO.o).
If you have them installed using the OS tools, then they should be
available for use with LibO as well. I don't know, what you can try now.
But maybe someone else has an idea.
Yes, they should all be recognized, but they're not. That's why I ask.
Perhaps someone else can help (off-list will work, too).
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