Novell version 2.4 breaks macros

Hello all:  I just downloaded and installed Novell's version
of OOo 2.4 as a possible upgrade path from our existing OOo
2.31.  Upon installation, one of our macro's failed on the
creation of a second dialog box.  I uninstalled the Novell
version and installed the version directly from
openoffice.org.  Macros's work fine.  This is very uncool.

My macro inserts addresses into a document.  The addresses
are stored in mySQL running on an SLES10 box.  The macro
consists of a dialog box asking for the name of a doctor (or
partial), city or state.  It then searches the database
displaying all matches in a second dialog box.  It is on the
creation of this second dialog box that the runtime error
occurs.  The error actually occurs in some common system
code, nothing I have written.  Why does it works in the
openoffice version and not in Novell's??

Chris

PS:  The error occurs in "ModuleControls" at the
line	"oRuntimeDialog = CreateUnoDialog(oLibDialog)". 
Unfortunitely, no debugging information is provided.



>>> On 4/21/2008 at 11:26 AM, in message
<480C79CD.CE15.0032.0@N0_$pam.vrapc.com>,
Chris<cmosentine@N0_$pam.vrapc.com> wrote:
> Hello all:  I just downloaded and installed Novell's 
> version
> of OOo 2.4 as a possible upgrade path from our existing 
> OOo
> 2.31.  Upon installation, one of our macro's failed on 
> the
> creation of a second dialog box.  I uninstalled the 
> Novell
> version and installed the version directly from
> openoffice.org.  Macros's work fine.  This is very 
> uncool.
> 
> My macro inserts addresses into a document.  The 
> addresses
> are stored in mySQL running on an SLES10 box.  The macro
> consists of a dialog box asking for the name of a doctor 
> (or
> partial), city or state.  It then searches the database
> displaying all matches in a second dialog box.  It is on 
> the
> creation of this second dialog box that the runtime 
> error
> occurs.  The error actually occurs in some common system
> code, nothing I have written.  Why does it works in the
> openoffice version and not in Novell's??
>