LibreOffice Portable

Tried installing it twice, and both times got the message: "Extract: error writing to the file th_en_US_v2.dat".

I remember a similar error occuring when I tried to install OO.o on my old Win98 machine, but this is a first on Windows XP.

Any ideas on what might be causing that?

I was delightet to see that - just as LibreOffice itself - LibreOffice Portable now comes as a multilingual install. Saves a lot of hassle diving for the right package.

Are there any plans to pack localized help packs in a portable installer as well?

So far I've helped myself by a) saving the original .xsl files in
[portabledrive]\PortableApps\LibreOfficePortable\App\libreoffice\Basis\help\
into a zip archive then copying the contents of
[systemdrive]\Program Files\LibreOffice 3\Basis\help\
into that folder.

with the OO2 and OO3 I remember I read somewhere some advise to set it so that only one icon is displayed in the menu, not all the separate parts with each own icon.

Can this be done in LO too if yes hw?

[msg]
Please close all instances of Libre OpenOffice PE and then click OK. The portable app can not be upgraded while is is running.
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Its the first time i install Libre portable, upgraded?
After closing OOo portable installing is no problem.

OOo portble v3.2.0
Libre Office v3.3.0

Are more people having this "problem"?

Thanks

Lighthouse

Fantastic !

Thank you very much !

Known issues state, "LibreOffice doesn't like running from overly long paths. So, while it will work directly from your desktop... if you have it within a subdirectoy on your desktop, it will probably fail claiming that some files are corrupted."

Mine doesn't run on the desktop or anywhere on my computer. I wanted to try out LibreOffice without installing it. I don't know if it is LibreOffice or the portable version, but after putting it onto my flashdrive and opening it up, it doesn't function.

According to the LibreOffice Portable support page (https://portableapps.com/support/libreoffice_portable#java), the easiest way to get Java on your portable device is to install Java locally and then use Java Portablizer. Wouldn't installing jPortable (https://portableapps.com/apps/utilities/java_portable) be the easiest solution?

Some of the most common issues with using LibreOffice are answered on the support page:

• Installing LibreOffice Portable
• Can You Pick Which Apps Are Installed?
• Using LibreOffice Portable
• Install extensions in LibreOffice Portable