Hi,
we are embedding LibreOffice into an Application using UNO. In order to do that, we start
LibreOffice in headless mode. However, this results in a user not being able to use LibreOffice
outside of our application. If he tries to open a document, nothing visible happens, because the
headless process is handling it. Trying to start LibreOffice directly also has no visible effect,
because the new process immediately exits, as it finds the already running process.
Is there a way, in which we can start our headless process, so that user-started LibreOffice
process do not recognize it? It would be no problem, if a solution required two separate
installations.
Cheers,
Philipp
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