Registration wizard popup at every start

Yuri Dario schrieb:

> I have a couple of problems with the registration
wizard: first, it
> appears at every startup, second the license text in
the second page is
> always empty, but 'accept' button is enabled and
works.
> (my current source level is 2.0beta2).
> 
> Do you have some tips for me?
> 

I cannot really help you with the license text issue. Are
the license 
text files built and installed correctly? They should end up
in 
$/licenses/.

Disclaimer: I have no OOo at hand (only SO); I hope it works
similarly.

For the registration, please check that after the first
start there is a 
file.
$/user/registry/data/org/openoffice/Setup.xcu and
that 
it contains entries like '<prop
oor:name="LicenseAcceptDate" [...]' or 
'<prop oor:name="FirstStartWizardCompleted"
[...]'. If that is there, 
we'd have to check why it isn't picked up at startup; if
it isn't there, 
we'd have to investigate where that gets lost.

[$ would be ~/.openofficeXXX on unixish systems
and somewhere 
in the user's 'ApplicationData' directory on MS Windows -
not sure where 
that would be on OS/2]

HTH,

-Jörg

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Hi Joerg,

>text files built and installed correctly? They should
end up in 
>$/licenses/.

yes, license_it.txt and license_it.html are in place.

>it contains entries like '<prop
oor:name="LicenseAcceptDate" [...]' or 
>'<prop
oor:name="FirstStartWizardCompleted" [...]'. If
that is there, 

both presents and filled,

  <prop oor:name="LicenseAcceptDate"
oor:type="xs:string">
   <value>2006-06-09T18:48:06</value>
  </prop>
  <prop oor:name="FirstStartWizardCompleted"
oor:type="xs:boolean">
   <value>true</value>
  </prop>


>we'd have to check why it isn't picked up at startup;
if it isn't there, 
>we'd have to investigate where that gets lost.

now I'll look at code.

>[$ would be ~/.openofficeXXX on unixish
systems and somewhere 
>in the user's 'ApplicationData' directory on MS
Windows - not sure where 
>that would be on OS/2]

OS/2 is following the unix way, so user files are under
$HOME.

Thanks,


Bye,

	Yuri Dario

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