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I inferred from your answer that the install source files might be bad. I re-downloaded, extracted and successfully installed. Thank you for your very helpful advice. Sorry for the delay, I could not get back to the machine sooner.<br />

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I inferred from your answer that the install source files might be bad. I re-downloaded, extracted and successfully installed. Thank you for your very helpful advice. Sorry for the delay, I could not get back to the machine sooner.


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When trying to install OxygenOffice Professional on Vista, we got the error:<br />
error 1305. error reading from file c:\program files\openoffice.org 3\basis\share\template\com<wbr />mon\layout<wbr />\education<wbr />-116d.jpg.<wbr />otp. &nbsp;verify that the file exists and that you can access it.<br />
Any suggestions?<br />
Thank you!<br />

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When trying to install OxygenOffice Professional on Vista, we got the error:
error 1305. error reading from file c:\program files\openoffice.org 3\basis\share\template\common\layout\education-116d.jpg.otp.  verify that the file exists and that you can access it.
Any suggestions?
Thank you!


Oxygen Office error 1305 on vista

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