On 2015/05/27 15:05, Brian Barker wrote:
At 10:22 27/05/2015 +0900, Thomas Noname wrote:
Is there a trick to tell LibreOffice, in particular Calc, to open
files automatically?
Not that I know of. (Perhaps someone knows better.)
Lotus 123 allows to specify a folder and then opens the files therein
automatically whenever the software is started. For those
administrative tasks, a set of 2-3 files, this is VERY convenient. I
would like to convert those 123-files into Calc format and have Calc
open them *automatically* whenever I start Calc.
o (Probably best) Put the documents in a convenient folder. (You've
done that already.) Create a shortcut to this on the desktop or in the
start menu. When you need to open the documents, (1) click or
double-click the shortcut to open the folder, (2) select all the
document files together (using Edit | Select All or Ctrl+A?), and (3)
press Enter to open all the documents (whether or not LibreOffice is
already running).
I will try this last approach and see, if I can get it to work.
LibreOffice -> I use it on all my machines:
Windows XP (about to be decommisioned)
Windows 7
Windows 8.1
kubuntu 14.04
xubuntu 14.04
Mint 17, Cinnamon
The "problem" is naturally everywhere the same.
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