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Description of problem:
Problem Description:  OpenOffice applications (Word, Calc, etc.) will not open. 
 
?	Tried reinstalling several times ? but this had no effect. 
?	This is a brand new intallation ? RedHat 9 ? on a new computer. 
?	Computer is a Gateway 700 Pentinum 4 PC ? with LCD monitor. 
?	Computer has NVidia GForce 4 graphics card. 
?	I needed to download the NVidia drivers to get the monitor to work. 
?	I modified the XF86Config file to get the NVidia drivers to work with the LCD 
monitor. 
 
 
The error message generated when OpenOffice tries to start is: 
 
?Checking for existing user installation ?   ?   NOT FOUND 
Performing first-time installation for user ?   /usr/bin/office: line 197: 6248 
Segmentation fault      /usr/lib/openoffice/program/setup 
?R:/etc/openoffice/autoresponse.conf 
?  FAILED? 
 
?	The initial setup (first run of OpenOffice) does not complete ? Actually, it 
doesn?t even start. 
? The .openoffice directory (normally created by the first run (oosetup) was not 
created in my HOME directory.   
 
I then removed and then reinstalled OpenOffice using the 
Add/Remove programs tool.  This had no effect.  The application still fails to 
load.  I then completely reinstalled Linux (Workstation) with all default 
parameters -- OpenOffice still fails to load.  I then removed and reinstalled 
OpenOffice with the Add/Remove programs tool again. And, OpenOffice still fails 
to run. 

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Load RedHat 9 with OpenOffice
2. Try to start OpenOffice
3. OpenOffice fails
    

Actual Results:    OpenOffice seg faults - see problem description for error message

Expected Results:   OpenOffice should have worked

Additional info:

 The only thing a little out of the ordinary is the fact that I had to download new drivers for the NVidia graphics card and LCD monitor.  
The default RedHat 9 install does not install correctly the latest NVidia drivers.  However, I first booted in SINGLEUSER 1 mode - 
Loaded the NVidia drivers - Modified the XF86Config file - And then booted normally into runlevel 5 at which time the 'firstboot' 
process starts as normal.  I then created a standard user account.  At this point, I tried to start OpenOffice and it crashes every 
single 
time.

We are trying to make the decision to switch from Windows to Linux for our PC's.  OpenOffice products MUST run - otherwise Linux 
is 
NOT a viable option.