At 15:38 29/12/2020 +0000, Hugo Costa wrote:
>If you are working well with your actual version
>of Open Office then DO NOT UPGRADE IT !! If
>you upgrade you will have problems like the
>spell check, your user configuration, and so and
>so. If it is good working for what you do, then
>DO NOT UPGRADE Open Office. Unless it is
>extremely necessary. 4. 1. 5 ? it is good !! That's my advice.
It is perhaps worth emphasising that this is
generally *not* good advice. Apart from
improvements, new versions contain corrections as
well as repairs to any security flaws discovered
- and all users should generally install them. If
problems arise on a particular system, they
should be investigated and attended to.
It is also worth noting that the original
questioner in this thread - despite the headline
- experiences his new problems with his older
version as well as with the new one, strongly
suggesting that the newer version is not to blame.
Brian Barker
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