OpenOffice.org 1.1.0
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System Requirements
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This build was made on a stock YDL 3.0 distribution with gcc 3.2.2
and glibc-2.3.1-51a  It will therefore require a late glibc 2.3.1 or
glibc-2.3.2 based distribution (such as YDL 3.0, Debian with glibc-2.3.2
or latest Mandrakesoft system) to work properly.

Users of YDL 2.X and older distributions should upgrade to
glibc-2.3.2 in order to install and use this binary.

You will also need over 300 meg of free disk space for the installer and 
installation.


Disclaimer
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Please note the usual warnings and disclaimer apply: 
OpenOffice.org is under continuous development and 
comes with no warranty of any kind.  

This binary is simply provided "as is" as a service to
the PPC Linux community in case they can not or do 
not want to create their own binaries. 

Please do not use this piece of software and then 
complain that you "lost everything".  

For more info on the status of OpenOffice.org, 
please see http://www.openoffice.org



Quick Install Instructions
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Please see the included SETUP_GUIDE.pdf for full 
information on how to install.

This install has two phases:

Phase 1, by root (aasumes install into /usr/local):

   tar -zxf OOo_1.1.0_LinuxPowerPC_installer.tar.gz

   cd OOo_1.1.0__LinuxPowerPC_installer

   chown -R root:root ./

Then do one of the following:

   ./install --prefix=/usr/local

or 

   ./setup -net 

I recommend you use:

./setup -net

if you run into any difficulties during installation 
or if you want to install custom modules over and 
above the normal standard install.

    

Phase 2:  By each interested user

After phase 1 is over, each interested user 
must do cd to the base installed location and do
the following:

   cd /usr/local/OpenOffice.org1.1.0/
   ./setup
 
And follow the prompts and remember to select
your jdk installation location.

To run OpenOffice cd to your $HOME and into
OpenOffice.org1.1.0 and run the startup script:

./soffice



Setting Up a Printer and Adding Fonts
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To set things up for your printer:

 cd ~/OpenOffice.org1.1.0/

 ./spadmin

The create a New Printer and pick the correct printing 
command, postscript printer description file (ppd), etc