The release brings new features as well as popular options found in OpenOffice 3.3, according to the foundation.Īmong the new features in LibreOffice 3.3 are the ability to import and work with SVG graphics files, and easier formatting and navigation tools when using Writer, the word-processing component of the package. As it turned out, the programm 'Thunderbird' was not found in the registry, which means that third party applications shouldn't be aware of the old mail client which is no longer installed.ĭo you have any idea what goes wrong here? Any help is highly appreciated.LibreOffice 3.3.0, announced on Tuesday, is the first milestone release of the open-source productivity suite from The Document Foundation since it split from the Oracle-led OpenOffice consortium in September. One idea was that the previously deinstalled mail client Thunderbird still hangs around in the registry and therefore still is called by third party applications. We do have the same problem with some other applications, such as the Adobe Acrobat Reader. Instead OpenOffice uses the system defaults. ' was not able to find a working mail configuration.'īrowsing the OpenOffice bug tracker and forums I found out, that since OpenOffice 2.2 for Windows, you are no longer able to select a default mail client in the OpenOffice settings. When selecting this menu entry, OpenOffice throws me an error: For example, OpenOffice provides an additional menu entry: When clicking on mail links in the browser or an OpenOffice document, Zarafa WebAccess pops up and provides the mask for sending out a new mail via the browser. Furthermore the internet settings of Windows contain 'Zarafa WebAccess' as default mail client. We modified the registry in order to set Zarafa WebAccess (Browser -> website) as the default mail client.

We have a Windows XP SP3 (German) with OpenOffice 3.3.0 installed and use Zarafa as Groupware.

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