Database Wizard

[James Wheeler <sq...@gmail.com>]

I have recently purchased a new computer and installed OpenOffice. It’s asking me if I want to create a new database or use an existing?  I have a thumb drive full of documents that are in OpenOffice format and all that I want to do is plug in the thumb drive and continue working on the files that are already there. What is the simplest way to set this program up?

Thanks,
Jim   
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Re: Database Wizard

[David Robley <ro...@gmail.com>]

This sounds like you have opened the database component of OpenOffice - 
which will ask for that choice - rather than the main OpenOffice start 
screen. You don't mention you OS, nor how you are actually invoking 
OpenOffice, so I can't offer much more advice.

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On 22/11/19 1:00 am, James Wheeler wrote:
> I have recently purchased a new computer and installed OpenOffice. It’s asking me if I want to create a new database or use an existing?  I have a thumb drive full of documents that are in OpenOffice format and all that I want to do is plug in the thumb drive and continue working on the files that are already there. What is the simplest way to set this program up?
>
> Thanks,
> Jim
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