StarOffice's web page has patches to extend the expiry date of StarOffice 4.0,
but only for Win96 and NT. Does anyone know if a similar patch for the linux
version (which expires in 5 days!) is forthcoming?
by Gerald Polla » Tue, 27 Jan 1998 04:00:00
StarOffice's web page has patches to extend the expiry date of StarOffice 4.0,
but only for Win96 and NT. Does anyone know if a similar patch for the linux
version (which expires in 5 days!) is forthcoming?
by Gerald Polla » Tue, 27 Jan 1998 04:00:00
>>StarOffice's web page has patches to extend the expiry date of StarOffice
4.0,
>>but only for Win96 and NT. Does anyone know if a similar patch for the linux
>>version (which expires in 5 days!) is forthcoming?
>They've promised that one won't be necessary - that they'll have a new
>Linux version available for download before the old one expires.
>--
>Dave Platt Speaker-to-kernels
>Visit the Jade Warrior home page: http://iq.nc.com/jade-warrior/
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Dear Unix Gurus,
1. Is there a Solaris command to display configured unix user account
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How can I see this date using a unix command ? and similarly for
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Any help/pointers will be highly appreciated.
Thanks a ton in advance.
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