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Dear User
This file contains important information about this program. Please read this information very carefully before starting work.
The OpenOffice.org Community, responsible for the development of this product, would like to invite you to participate as a community member. As a new user, you can check out the OpenOffice.org site with helpful user information at
www.openoffice.org/about_us/introduction.html
Also read the sections below about getting involved in the OpenOffice.org project.
Requisitos del sistema:
Difficulties starting OpenOffice.org (e.g. applications hang) as well as problems with the screen display are often caused by the graphics card driver. If these problems occur, please update your graphics card driver or try using the graphics driver delivered with your operating system. Difficulties displaying 3D objects can often be solved by deactivating the option "Use OpenGL" under 'Tools - Options - View - 3D view'.
OpenOffice.org 1.1 se puede instalar de manera paralela a una versión más vieja de OpenOffice.org. Si más adelante decide desinstalar la versión de OpenOffice.org vieja deberá activar el programa de instalación de la versión actual y efectuar una reparación. De esta manera nos aseguramos que la nueva versión se registre correctamente en el sistema.
Please note that copy and paste via clipboard in between OpenOffice.org/StarSuite 1.0 and OpenOffice.org might not work. Instead please open the document in question direct in OpenOffice.org instead.
Asegúrese de tener suficiente espacio libre en el directorio temporal del sistema así como derechos de lectura, escritura y ejecución. Cierre el resto de programas antes de iniciar la instalación.
Si surgen problemas durante la inicialización de OpenOffice.org (normalmente en conexión con Gnome) vuelva a definir la variable de entorno SESSION_MANAGER dentro de la cáscara (shell) que utiliza para iniciar OpenOffice.org. Esto se puede hacer añadiendo la línea "unset SESSION_MANAGER" al inicio del shell script de soffice que se encuentra en el directorio "[carperta office]/program".
OpenOffice.org le ofrece la posibilidad de sustituir el tipo de fuente, utilizada en la visualización en pantalla y en la impresión, por otra fuente instalada en el sistema. Para llevar a cabo esto utilice la función de sustitución. Para acceder a esta función seleccione: Herramientas - Opciones - OpenOffice.org - Sustitución de fuente.
Para modificar el tipo de fuente de la interfaz del usuario de OpenOffice.org, deberá sustituir la fuente predeterminada "Andale Sans UI" por otra fuente y marcar la opción "siempre".
Si desea información más detallada sobre este diálogo consulte la Ayuda de OpenOffice.org.
En OpenOffice.org sólo se pueden utilizar aquellas combinaciones de teclas que el sistema operativo no emplee. Si una de las combinaciones de teclas no funcionara en OpenOffice.org tal como se describe en la Ayuda del programa, compruebe si el sistema operativo la está empleando ya. Para solucionar este problema puede cambiar las combinaciones de teclas asignadas por el sistema operativo. Por otra parte OpenOffice.org le ofrece la posibilidad de cambiar la mayor parte de las combinaciones de teclas. Para más información al respecto consulte la Ayuda de OpenOffice.org o la documentación del sistema operativo.
De manera predeterminada el "File Locking" (bloqueo de archivo) está desactivado en OpenOffice.org. Para activarlo defina las correspondientes variables de entorno SAL_ENABLE_FILE_LOCKING=1 y de exportación SAL_ENABLE_FILE_LOCKING. Estas entradas se encuentran desactivadas en el archivo Script de soffice.
Atención: Si el "File Locking" (bloqueo de archivo) se ha activado pueden surgir problemas con Solaris 2.5.1 y 2.7 en conexión con Linux NFS 2.0. Si el entorno del sistema muestra estos parámetros le desaconsejamos urgentemente el uso del "File Locking". En caso contrario OpenOffice.org puede bloquearse intentando abrir un archivo de un directorio montado via NFS desde un ordenador Linux.
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The OpenOffice.org Community would very much benefit from your active participation in the development of this important open source project.
As a user, you are already a valuable part of the suite's development process and we would like to encourage you to take an even more active role with a view to being a long-term contributor to the community. Please join and check out the user page at: www.openoffice.org
Please take a little time to complete the minimal Product Registration process when you install the software. While registration is optional, we encourage you to register, since the information enables the community to make an even better software suite and address user needs directly. Through its Privacy Policy, the OpenOffice.org Community takes every precaution to safeguard your personal data. If you missed the registration at installation, you can return and register at any time at www.openoffice.org/welcome/registration-site.html
There is also a User Survey located online which we encourage you to fill out. The User Survey results will help OpenOffice.org move more rapidly in setting new standards for the creation of the next-generation office suite. Through its Privacy Policy, the OpenOffice.org Community takes every precaution to safeguard your personal data.
The OpenOffice.org Web site hosts IssueZilla, our mechanism for reporting, tracking and solving bugs and issues. We encourage all users to feel entitled and welcome to report issues that may arise on your particular platform. Energetic reporting of issues is one of the most important contributions that the user community can make to the ongoing development and improvement of the suite.
Here are a few of the Project mailing lists to which you can subscribe at www.openoffice.org/mail_list.html
You can make major contributions to this important open source project even if you have limited software design or coding experience. Yes, you!
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You can help by joining the Marketing Communications & Information Network here: http://marketing.openoffice.org/contacts.html where you can provide point communication contact with press, media, government agencies, consultants, schools, Linux Users Groups and developers in your country and local community.
For help with the OpenOffice.org 2.0 office suite, take a look at the archives to find questions already answered on the 'users@openoffice.org' mailing list at www.openoffice.org/mail_list.html. Alternatively, you can send in your questions to users@openoffice.org. Remember to subscribe to the list to get an email response.
Also check the FAQ section, located on left hand navigation bar of the OpenOffice.org homepage. Frequently asked questions are posted here.
The best way to start contributing is to subscribe to one or more of the mailing lists, lurk for a while, and gradually use the mail archives to familiarize yourself with many of the topics covered since the OpenOffice.org source code was released back in October 2000. When you're comfortable, all you need to do is send an email self-introduction and jump right in. If you are familiar with Open Source Projects, check out our To-Dos list and see if there is anything you would like to help with at http://development.openoffice.org/todo.html.
We hope you enjoy working with the new OpenOffice.org 2.0 and will join us online.
The OpenOffice.org Community