Hi,
I developed my database about 8 years. I moved the data over from
Paradox. I was running Windows at the time. I moved to Ubuntu 2 1/2
years ago, and ran OO until this past spring. When the first release of
LibreOffice came out this past spring, I uninstalled completely open
office and did a clean install of LibreOffice. I've never had any issues
using my database. I would recommend doing a complete uninstall of both
Open Office and LibreOffice, and then doing a fresh install of
LibreOffice directly from the LibreOffice site.
Here are the instructions for the 32 bit version for Ubuntu. They should
work fine with Mint.
Download LibreOffice to your desktop. Right click on the download and
extract it to the desktop. Then run the following in the terminal:
sudo apt-get remove libreoffice*.*
sudo apt-get remove openoffice*.*
sudo dpkg -i ~/Desktop/LibO_3.4.3rc2_Linux_x86_install-deb_en-US/DEBS/*.deb
sudo dpkg -i
~/Desktop/LibO_3.4.3rc2_Linux_x86_install-deb_en-US/DEBS/desktop-integration/libreoffice3.4-debian-menus_3.4-302_all.deb
If you are running 64 bit, simply change the version information.
If the above doesn't work, maybe you could try creating a new form in
LibreOffice and see if that works.
Don
On 10/28/2011 05:47 AM, Ian Whitfield wrote:
Hi All
I have written in on this subject before but got no 'real' answers and
it is now becoming urgent!!
I have a Database that I developed several years ago in OO. It runs
well and is used every day. I currently run it in OO (3.2.1). When LO
first came out I installed this on a second machine and tried to run
my DB with it but with no luck. I have had a tries as new versions of
LO became available but always no luck.
My second machine recently started to give problems so I moved
everything onto the main computer. I now have OO and LO (3.3.4) on the
same machine. It still refuses to run my DB. So I have to have my DB
open with OO and do my other work in LO. I have noticed a lot more
crashes and freezes and other strange behavior since having everything
on one machine. I read on the Forum just a day or so back that it is
not recommended to run both programs at the same time which is no
doubt the reason I'm seeing problems.
When I open LO Base it opens and shows me all my tables and forms etc.
But when I select 'Forms' to start the program LO just closes. It has
done this since the beginning!! If I do the same steps in OO it works
fine!!
How can I transfer my DB to LO or what steps must I take to "convert"
it to LO format!!??? As I said this has now become a priority for me.
If this can not be done I will have to drop LO and stay with OO which
I don't want to do.
My OpSys is Linux Mint 10 KDE.
Thanks Guys - I hope at least one of you can supply me with an answer.
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