LibreOffice Portable

Problem signature:
Problem Event Name: APPCRASH
Application Name: soffice.bin
Application Version: 3.6.4.3
Application Timestamp: 50b62e37
Fault Module Name: sal3.dll
Fault Module Version: 3.6.4.3
Fault Module Timestamp: 50b6e409
Exception Code: c0000005
Exception Offset: 00017777
OS Version: 6.1.7601.2.1.0.256.1
Locale ID: 1033
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The LibreOffice 3.6.4 (All Languages) version gets NSIS Error: integrity check failed when trying to run the installer,
[ LibreOfficePortable_3.6.4_MultilingualAll.paf.exe ].
Using the updater fails repeatedly, as it never finishes downloading the file.
And, I downloaded the installer and I keep getting the failure

The other version, [ LibreOfficePortable_3.6.4_MultilingualNormal.paf.exe ] starts fine.

anybody else has same problem? whenever i try to update
past few days (today is dec09), libre offc gets stuck
at 16% - always and exactly there.

greetings - heinz -

I just installed the latest PortableApps LibreOffice suite (v. 3.6.4.3) to my flash drive and I'd like to install offline help to get up to speed. The 8.2MB file connected to the regular installation doesn't work.

This may sound stupid,but I just loaded LibreOffice Portable and found I couldn't open any of the data files created by an earlier version Of LibreOffice 3.6.3 by clicking on the on the files themselves. I can only open them by opening the correct LibreOffice application by opening the application that created it and then then opening the file that has the data.

I have loaded everything on a thumbdrive applications and data files.

I'm using Windows XP SP3. What am I missing?

Bruce

Starting my LibreOffice today, I noticed that the small printed text at the bottom of the splash screen reading "THe Document Foundation & PortableApps.com" gets overprinted by the messages whizzing by about updating dictionaries etc.
Maybe one of the 2 could be moved a bit? It just looks ugly.

how come Custom.nsh refers to:
"$EXEDIR\Data\settings\OpenOfficePortableSettings.ini"?

I was doing a zap to regain some space and noticed that LO has a whole load of dicts (dict-de, dict-pl, et al) that I don't need. I have just UN-installed and reinstalled it and they are still there. They can't be removed as extensions from within LO either. Deleting them by hand doesn't make LO cry. Am I choosing the wrong installer?

When you go in the options and click on libreOffice and then on Path and you edit the Temp File in that way that you use the Temp File of LibreOffice on the USB-Stick, everything is ok. But if you close LibreOffice and restart it and verify the Path of the Temporary file it is again on C. In portable OpenOffice 2.4.0 for example, it does not switch after the restart to C.

I am getting unacceptably sluggish response time to such simple things as menu tracking on LibreOfficePortable running from the new harddrive on my equally new Windows 8 64-bit laptop. Other portable apps don't have this problem. I even get acceptable responsiveness from FirefoxPortable even though it is running without a cache.