when you install openoffice can you choose which programs you want or does the installer just dump everythin into a given folder and you have to get rid of the ones you dont want manually
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As clearly stated in the forum guidelines, please check the support page before asking questions. This question has been asked and answered many many many times.
https://portableapps.com/support/openoffice_portable#custom_install
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all websites with forums should scan what we type and tell us if its been asked before and bring up a link to proper post if necessary.
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To my knowledge, there is not such thing. There is natural language search for some software... but it's all closed source and quite expensive from what I've seen.
When you have an issue with ANY open source product, you should always read the support documentation first, search the site and the web second and post a question third. This decreases the time developers have to spend answering the same questions over and over and increases the time they can spend developing. Remember, you're getting this for free... so your primary support person is yourself.
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That someone was developing one which suggested previous topics from keywords in your post. I'm not entirely certain such a thing exists though (I got this from APC which copies all sorts of stuff from the web).
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