Mac Lion Version 10.7.3 not Restoring Windows after force quite
I am getting following error after opening Ooo (Open Office org)
"The application “OpenOffice.org” was forced to quit while trying to restore
its windows. Do you want to try to restore its windows again?"
And nothing is happening after pressing both available button "Restore Windows"
or "Don't Restore Windows".
Even when i am trying to shot down my system Ooo stops me for doing that.
I have to force quite it before restarting/shutting down my system.
Nothing is happening when i am trying to opening any doc or xls file i am
getting same window every time.
I have also tried to install new updated version of Ooo, but problem still
exist.
Steps I followed.
1- Selecte OOo from application list and Make move to trash.
2- Selecte OOo folder from /Users/Fauad/Library/Application Support and make
move to trash.
3- Empty the trash.
4- Install OOo new version.
5- Run it
I have read post about command for terminal like rm -rf .DS_Store
i have tried running it in Appplication, Library/Application support, or on Desktop as well but nothing changed.
As far as i remember the problem is because i have forced quite all open application before shtting down my system.
Please help me how to solve this problem.
Message was edited by: fauad
Fixed it.
It is OS based problem, since MAC Lione store application state when closing
it.
Solution Steps:
1- Move to trash OOo from application folder.
2- The Library folder is hidden by default so use chflags nohidden ~/Library/
command to unhide it.
3- Move to trash all files which contains OOo in there name from users Library
folder and sub folders.
4- Reinstall OOo.
5- Launch Working
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