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Dennis E. Hamilton wrote
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I somehow missed the resolution to the behavior you saw.  Was this related
to the problem of a Java dependency not being satisfied (something that LO
didn't break although a workaround is available here) or something else?

 - Dennis

I don't know what was causing the original problem. I was running the latest
version of Java but, just in case, I downloaded it again and re-installed.
That made no difference to the problem.

What did resolve the problem was to change the compatibility mode for
swriter.exe to "Windows 7". That's what led me to wonder whether LO 3.6 was
fully Windows 8 ready?

Since then I have set "Windows 7" as the compatibility mode for all other LO
components.




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