LibreOffice Portable

If a Windows device has regular (non-portable) LibreOffice installed, can one also install and use LibreOffice portable? Or will this cause problems for one or both versions?

The goal is to be able to easily use 2 different versions of LibreOffice without any fuss.

My biggest concern is that if the portable version of LibreOffice is cleaning up all the LibreOffice registry keys it uses, that it will delete the registry keys that the installed version expects.

Also, does the Windows version matter for the answer to this question?

> Download From Publisher
> Version 7.6.4 for Windows, Multilingual-All
> 257MB download / 800-1300MB installed
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> Secure Site Not Available
> A HTTPS version of libreoffice-mirror.rbc.ru is not available.
> What could be causing this?
> * Most likely, the web site simply does not support HTTPS.
> * It’s also possible that an attacker is involved. If you decide to visit the web site, you should not enter any sensitive information like passwords, emails, or credit card details.

The list of possible installation languages in LibreOffice 7.6.4 Portable MultilingualAll is missing quite a few languages like Dutch. This removes the method of just installing the selected language plus English (using the "Remove Extra Languages" during installation)

I have tested both on Windows 10 and 11 on two different computers both with 64-bit OS. All "direct" LibreOffice apps don't start with Portable Apps version of LibreOffice 7.5.7.1.

I have tried with different install paths with new clean installation and it does not work no matter how I have changed the install path. The path C:\PortableApps\LibreOfficePortable7.5.7.1\ was for example used.

It's the same behavior when starting from within the portableapps.com launcher as directly from installed path using windows explorer.

After several attempts over 2 days, using the app directory, Libre Office fails to install.

The download runs for many minutes, then shows a message that the download fails to validate.

Thank you.
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I have a set of several Impress files, heavy on math formulas/images, a little larger (~2M) than I normally use. The content was initially from the Pearson textbook publisher, in Powerpoint format, converted to Impress. These files work fine in my current version of Libre Office (7.6), but they fail in Portable Libre Office (7.6).

The new version LibreOffice Portable Fresh 7.6.0 does not work.
The following error message appears in the event log:
Log name: Application
Source: Application Error
Date: 09/01/2023 17:24:03
Event ID: 1000
Task category:(100)
Level: Error
Keywords:Classic
User: Not applicable
Computer: WIN81
Description:
Failed application name: soffice.bin, version: 7.6.0.3, timestamp: 0x64d5318c.
Name of the corrupted module: MSVCP140_2.dll, version: 6.3.9600.20716, timestamp: 0x6369f257
Exception Code: 0xc0000135

Hello,
After updating "LibreOffice Portable"
from 7.5.4 to 7.6.0 have some problem with calc spreadsheet:
The Spreadsheet has 12 sheets, each one is a month of the year. The order is from right to left. The most right is for January and the most left is for December.
After the update, the same spreadsheet opens with December at the most right and so January at the most left.
Changing the direction from right to left does not change the order of the sheets.
All settings were copied from previous installation.
How can I correct it ?

I just updated Libre Office through the portableapps updates.

Writer and Base seem to run OK. Calc will open, slowly, but once open is very unresponsive to any inputs. If I click on a menu item nothing happens in any reasonable time. If I wait long enough, as in minutes, I might get a response, or I might not.

I have also noticed that the LibreOffice opener just brings up an empty window.

I have the PortableApps application installed in: D:\PortableApps_Com

I tried 7.5.4, no problem. One thing I want to mention here is when I start 7.5.5, it pops up a window which reminds me of issue about integration. I choose to star it anyway, then no libreoffice window at all.