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Hi :)
I think the same instructions still work although there is a wiki-page on how to install versions 
alongside each other.  It's not straight-forwards not it's not hugely tough either.  Personally i 
would recommend uninstalling and reinstalling just because it's easy and free.  It's only if you 
are likely to have sudden dead-lines and need a more familiar version to fall back on.  
Regards from
Tom :)

--- On Wed, 18/1/12, Maurice Batey <maurice@bcs.org.uk> wrote:

From: Maurice Batey <maurice@bcs.org.uk>
Subject: [libreoffice-users] Installing LO 3.4.5
To: users@global.libreoffice.org
Date: Wednesday, 18 January, 2012, 12:23

Within a bug report I have been asked to install & try LO 3.4.5, which
I have already downloaded (+ GB-lang & help packs).

Has the install procedure changed since the following details kindly
provided for installing 3.3?:  

------------------------------------------------------------------------
"Installation instructions for Mandriva are:
    ===============
    Install process:
    Intallation (based on a KDE desktop Mandriva 2010.1)
    ===========
    BEFORE STARTING, UNINSTALL ALL PREVIOUS VERSIONS OF LIBREOFFICE
    WITH THROUGH THE MCC AND THEN QUIT THE MCC

    1. Download LibreOffice from http://www.documentfoundation.org to
        your  "downloads" folder into a folder called "LibreOffice"
    2. Open Dolphin
    3. Browse to the "LibreOffice" folder in the "downloads" folder
    4. Right-click on the LibreOffice file and choose extract archive
        here
    5. Once extracted double-click on folder "en-Us" and then "RPMS"
        and then "desktop-integration"
    6. In Dolphin do F3 (this will split screen your window)
    7. Click in the right window once and click on the "UP" arrow in
         the main menu bar up-above in Dolphin
    8. You will now have the left window "desktop-integration" and
        right "RPMS" windows open
    9. In the left window drag the    
          libreoffice3.3-mandriva-menus-3.3-XXXX.noarch.rpm 
       file to the RPMS window and choose "Copy" **
    10. In Dolphin do F3 and use the "UP" arrow till you are back at
         the level where you see the "licenses", "readme", "RPMS"
         folders
    11. Right-click on folder RPMS and choose Action-Open Konsole
    12. Konsole will now open with a $
    13. In Konsole do $su  (this is super user mode)
    14. Type in your root password
    15. In Konsole do #rpm -Uvih *rpm
    16. Wait till all the packages have installed"
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-- 
/\/\aurice 
    (Retired in Surrey, UK)     Registered Linux User #487649
    Linux Mandriva 2010.2 32-bit  PowerPack (i686 kernel) 
          KDE 4.5.2  Virtualbox 4.0.6   Firefox 4.0   KMail 1.13.5


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