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Hi James,

For the extraction, i have written a tool for performing such a parallel installation.... 
http://qa.libreoffice.org/si-gui It opens the installer, like you would on commandline with 
"msiexec libo.msi /a" and changes a file, which saves the user settings location to a folder inside 
the extraction folder. Luckily there is a button Edit bootstrap.ini, which opens the file for you. 
You may change this to "D:/libouser". If you need assistance here, feel free to ask....

If you delete the folder (no uninstall needed) and install it in the very same folder you need to 
change the "Open With" setting only once. It is true you have to do this manually :).

Liebe Grüße, / Yours,
Florian Reisinger

Am 28.04.2014 um 21:03 schrieb James E Lang <jim+lou@lang.hm>:

Hi Florian.

-----Original Message-----
From: Florian Reisinger <florei@libreoffice.org>
To: LO Users <users@global.libreoffice.org>, James E Lang <jim+lou@lang.hm>, Regina Henschel 
<rb.henschel@t-online.de>
Sent: Mon, 28 Apr 2014 8:23
Subject: Re: [libreoffice-users] Upgrade Problem on Windows

Hi,

What I can imagine is the following: Some C++ redistributables. Please try a parallel 
installation (start the installer with the option "/a"). 

[ I was double clicking D:\Downloads\LibreOffice_4.1.5_Win_x86.msi

How do I add option /a? ]

This is not a installation, bit an extraction. If you have questions, please ask :)

[ "Installation" | "extraction" ? Are you saying that what I'm doing should be called an 
extraction or that option /a makes it an extraction? I think somebody stated that if extracted 
rather than installed, the new version would NOT be invoked by double clicking a document (e.g. 
pizzalog.ods).

I selected a "Typical" setup. My first indication of trouble is a window titled "LibreOffice 
4.1.5.3 - Installation Wizard" that says Out of Disk Space …. The highlighted volume is C:. The 
display now says that volume has 188MB available but needs 779MB. 

I clicked OK (the only option) and got a Custom Setup window with the same title. Under "Optional 
Components -> Dictionaries" I deselected French and Spanish leaving only English. Under 
"Additional user interface languages I deselected English (South Africa) and English (United 
Kingdom) leaving only English (United States). The required space on C: was reduced to 762MB 
which was still far too much. I should add that 1168KB was required on D: to this point. 

My next step was to "Change" the "Install to" Folder name from 
 C:\Program Files\LibreOffice 4\ 
to
 D:\Program Files\LibreOffice 4\ 
which changed the requirements on C: and D: to 427MB and 335MB respectively. 

I see no way to reduce the space required on volume C: any further. Ideally I want to eliminate 
it altogether but I recognize that this is an imperfect world and that Windows does not improve 
on that observation. ]

Sorry for reply-all. /me on mobile....

[ Yes. I took a peek at the headers and saw that you're using K-9 Mail. I'm using MailDroid. Both 
are eMail apps on Android devices. :-) 

For the identity I use to post to this list I have set header

Reply-To: LO Users <users@global.libreoffice.org>

which means that by default "Reply" will send to the list and "Reply-all" will send to both the 
list, me, and anyone else to whom I may have addressed my eMail. ]

-- 
Liebe Grüße, / Yours,
Florian Reisinger

On 28. April 2014 17:09:54 MESZ, James E Lang <jim+lou@lang.hm> wrote:

Thank you Regina.

Due to a quirk in DroidMail I am enclosing my responses in brackets

[like this]

to distinguish them from the text to which I'm responding.

[ Oops. DroidMail should have been MailDroid, :-) ]

-----Original Message-----
From: Regina Henschel <rb.henschel@t-online.de>
To: users@global.libreoffice.org
Sent: Sun, 27 Apr 2014 12:21
Subject: Re: [libreoffice-users] Upgrade Problem on Windows

Hi James,

James E Lang schrieb:

4.0.4.2 -> 4.1.5.3

After performing a cleanup on the volume there is only 207MB
available on C: on a Windows XP system on which I'm working. After I
specified that LO be installed on volume D: the installer still
requires 427MB on C:. I hesitate to compress volume C:.

Volume, Size, Available, Needed
C:, 15GB, 207MB, 427MB
D:, 107GB, 61GB, 352MB
F:, 16GB, 6694MB, 0KB

Is there any way to avoid using C:?

(Growl! Windows. Bah, humbug!)



Do you have used already methods to get more free place on drive C?

[The cleanup to which I referred performed at least the first two of these.]

Empty trash.
Empty all temp or tmp folders.

[I will have to look up how to do the next one for FireFox.]

Empty the cache of your browser and/or move the location for the cache of you browser to drive D.

[All of this misses my point which is that the installer requires space on one specific volume 
(I.e. on C:) and that this disk usage apparently cannot be redirected to another volume (e.g. 
D:). It looks like I might be able to migrate one application (Pegasus Mail) from volume C: to 
volume D:. That's simply a work-around — not a fix for the basi c problem.]


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Kind regards
Regina


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