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On 2015-12-18, 4:52 PM James E Lang wrote:
As for Larry's protestation that the download did not go wrong, I don't know how anybody can be absolutely certain of 
that. Error checking is very sophisticated now but there is also a very slim chance that offsetting corruptions could 
occur. I would at least try a second download before eliminating "bad download" as a possible cause of trouble. 
<paranoia> Even one chance in 10^100  of an error creeping in is still not zero. It's excellent for most purposes 
-- just not_absolutely_  perfect. </paranoia>;-)

I have, in the past, downloaded three different versions of LibreOffice to install on OS X ver.10.11. Some of them more than once. Every time installing the language pack before opening LibreOffice for the first time gets the message " “LibreOffice.app” is damaged and can’t be opened. You should move it to the Trash. "

That is not paranoia. Unless someone is really out to get me.

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