Re: [libreoffice-users] Setting the default save folder system-wide (Ubuntu 11.10)

I use Ubuntu 10.04 LTS, so here is what I would do:

Go to Tools>Options>LibreOffice>Path

Then I would click on the "My Documents" path for 
"/home/timothy/Documents" [timothy is my user "home" folder]

You should be able to edit that page to any mounted drive/folder.  The 
thing is you must make sure that the network drive, where that default 
folder is, is mounted before you use LibreOffice.  I do not know what 
would happen if that network-share folder is not mounted when LO "asks" 
to use it.

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May I ask, why you are deploying a Unity based desktops?  I tried it and 
as a power user, I hated it.  I prefer GNOME 2.32 or KDE over anything 
like Unity's desktop.

On 11/23/2011 06:16 AM, jotab wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I am deploying Ubuntu 11.10 with LO 3.4.3 on a large number of computers. We
> also mount a network share under /mnt/$USER/Share. I would like to set this
> path, on a system-wide basis as the default save folder for LO. How can this
> be done?
>
> Best regards Jon Lachmann
>
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