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I have been running OO 1.1.3 for many months now with no problem, but suddenly I turned it on today and the language has changed to Greek! Apart from ...
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OpenOffice goes greek!
Hello
I have been running OO 1.1.3 for many months now with no problem, but suddenly I turned it on today and the language has changed to Greek! Apart from being utterly baffled how this happend, unfortunately I don't speak enough Greek to sort my way through the Options menu and put it back to English. I'd be grateful for any help with this. Strangely, when I try to save a file it also tries to name the file in Greek and if I try to change it manually I just get Greek letters. System is Mandrake 10.1 Official.
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Have you checked your systemwide language settings? If not, check with apt if you can remove any (Greek?) language packs.
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Have you checked your systemwide language settings? If not, check with apt if you can remove any (Greek?) language packs.
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Hello again and thanks for that
I checked and it seems to be only in the word process of OO that this occurs not e.g. in the spreadsheet. I downloaded and installed the latest version of OO (1.1.4) and that works fine when I run it - all in English.
I suppose I could just remove the older version (1.1.3) but how do I install the newer version in the menu system? The KDE menu currently still opens the older version.
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There might be an easier way to do it, but just right-clicking on each item, selecting Properties and adjusting where they point to would probably work...
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Thanks for that advice - oddly, when I right click on items in the menu nothing happens! I tried running menudrake, but that exited half way through starting up. When I tried to open it in a console I got an error message that there was a "segmentation fault". I'm definitely out of my depth here! Any help would be much appreciated.


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