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Is there a way to directly launch swriter/scalc/simpress,etc through PortableOpenOffice.exe (ie command line)?Submitted by Mguel on December 9, 2005 - 10:54am
First of all thanks for your work... it's great to have all these great apps being self-contained on their folder, for portability and other reasons I wanted to ask if there is a way to directly launch swriter/scalc/simpress,etc through PortableOpenOffice.exe (ie using command line options)? Thanks, »
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Use the INI (the readme explains)...,
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wow
i was just about to ask that. would you plz either make a chart of the switches/their cooresponding programs here or tell me a place that does have em. (may be usful to incude that in the readme file with the program, because these swtiches are a nice thing to know when configureing pstart.)
Done and done...
This will probably be handy for a few folks, so it's now up for everyone to use:
http://portableapps.com/support/portable_openoffice#additional_options
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you are a prince
now i just need to find those icons...
I'll see if there's interest for individual launchers...
I'll see if there's interest for individual launchers...
Sometimes, the impossible can become possible, if you're awesome!
Don't need a separate launcher... use shortcuts
A separate exe launcher for each would be overkill. But a separate shortcut file for each pointing to PortableOpenOffice.exe would be great. Sure they would be broken, but windows can autofix that the first time they are clicked. At only 2.31kb uncompressed for a set of 6 shortcuts, I hope you include them in your next release.