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May 28, 2010 - 9:11am
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kgfwe
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Cannot uncheck Java on OpenOfficeCalcPortable

When I uncheck Java (Options-Openoffice.org-Java-Use a Java runtime environment), it seems to uncheck. But when I close Openoffice and start again (now or later), Java is always checked again.

Also, when I start openoffice calc 3.2.0 (build 9483) java is started automatically before calc window is opened, then a series of command windows. It is shown in Process Explorer. Three versions of Java are installed on the public computer I'm using.

Is the date of 18.12.2008 correct for OpenOfficeCalcPortable.exe 3.2.0?
Is this a bug in OpenOffice Portable 3.2?

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May 30, 2010 - 10:35am
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Auto?

I think it auto-enables Java if it finds it either on the PC or inside the CommonFiles folder.

There shouldn't be any command windows. I have Java both on the PC and in the common files folder and I never had this.

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May 31, 2010 - 11:20am
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Cannot uncheck Java on OpenOfficeCalcPortable

Yes, it seems to auto-enable Java. What is the point of having the possibility to disable Java then?

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May 31, 2010 - 1:09pm
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I honestly dont know. I guess its there because it makes sense to have it in the local version (which is "inside" the portable version) but the Launcher overrides it.

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