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No Select-and-Say in Dragon NaturallySpeaking

Submitted by traveling on December 8, 2018 - 2:48am

Dragon NaturallySpeaking has Select-and-Say functionality on the installed version (in Writer at least), but not the portable version. Would it possible to do this for this portable version as well? Not having this functionality is a huge hurdle for people who rely on Dragon to dictate text or operate their computer. Apparently it has something to do with window classes.

OpenOffice Base Macro to run on Opening, which doesn't in Portable. (SOLVED (RED HERRING))

Submitted by sanzanipolo on May 19, 2018 - 7:10pm

Please post a reply if you feel you need an explanation for the disappearing text.

This was not a "Portable Apps" issue. It turns out to have been a customisation (Event driven) issue which I'd already encountered and solved in the existing system.

Apologies for any disturbances!

David

[Fixed] OpenOffice Incorrect Python path

Submitted by LibreOfficiant on March 3, 2018 - 7:00am

PortableOpenOffice installed as:
D:\PortableApps\aOO-4.1.5\App\openoffice\program
PortableJava installed too where recommended.

When running D:\PortableApps\aOO-4.1.5\App\openoffice\program\python.exe interpreter, OpenOffice Python modules can't be imported e.g.
>>> import officehelper # is failing

Reason: " D:\PortableApps\aOO-4.1.5\App\openoffice\program " should be part of sys.path by default :
>>> import sys
>>> sys.path

Can we host apache open office portable on web?

Submitted by sukrutg3 on December 19, 2017 - 4:47am

Hello,

My requirement is to view office documents from a website. For this, I downloaded apache open office application locally and tested some of its functionalities.

Can i host this application on server and use it for viewing office files on website?

Please let me know your opinion.

Regards,
Sukrut Gadre.

Mistake in Text File of OpenOfficePortable 4.1.3 (Doesn't quite count as bug)

Submitted by Abraxian on February 8, 2017 - 11:34am

The file at the this path: OpenOfficePortable\Data\fonts\add_fonts_here.txt

If you read that file it mentions LibreOffice all the time, there is no mention of OpenOffice at all. Given that for the time being a separate font pack has to be downloaded and 'installed' by the users if they want all the fonts some (new) users of OpenOffice might be confused by the references to LibreOffice in that text file.

Needs to be changed.

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