still should figure it out though at least you will get some brownie pointsĪsk a Stupid Question Day'. *gulp*just some busy work to see where you are at and keep you busy. Maybe and he probably knows it will take me a while cause he is going to be out of town starting tomorrow and all of next week.

One might think your boss is putting a challenge in front of you to see if you can overcome it. I'm still wondering the logic behind the insistence off OO over LO, since LO is more mature and active than OO? Also with the licensing model LO and legally 'borrow' code from OO but OO can't borrow advanced code from LO.

When you install an application manually it may not add any menu items, or if it does you will need to log out and back in to realize them.

If it was me and liberoffice wasn't offered on the OS I would install what was. While I understand you are new and an intern, I have to wonder to my self why your boss would choose an application that isn't supported directly on the chosen operating system.

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