Op Ed wrote:
Anyway, I downloaded LibO_3.4.3_Win_x86_install_multi.exe and ran it.
Had to get "mommy" to come to my desk and authenticate as admin, but
otherwise the installation proceeded with no errors or obvious hiccups.
I've also had trouble with administrative privileges on a Windows 7
PC. What I've done is to bypass the whole installation process
entirely by using the portable version of LibreOffice. It is meant to
run from a flash drive (but can run off a hard drive as well) and
therefore has no registry entries. The advantage being that you can
have it on a PC without admin privileges.
The portable version is available from
www.libreoffice.org/download/portable/ or
portableapps.com/libreofficeportable
Further little problem. Not yet solved.
Because the program does not appear in the programs list, it is not an
option
when trying to open a .odt file (or any kind of file) from the file system.
That is, I cannot simply right-click a .odt file or a .docx file and click
"Open with..." .
The resulting list does not include LibO, so I can't select it.
Is there a quick-and-dirty way to add it without tinkering with the
Registry?
I'm curious, are you not able to select LibreOffice from the "Choose
default program..." dialogue at all? Are you not able to browse to
the exe file(s)?
I am able to assign LibreOffice as the default for various files.
However, as there is no installation, it has no short-cuts on the
desktop or start menu or anything, would have to do those manually.
Regards
Stephan
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