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Customizing an Installation.
7. After installation has completed, change to the new directory and do the following:
Open the file bootstrap.ini in a editor such as Notepad and change the line
UserInstallation=$SYSUSERCONFIG/Openoffice.org2
to
UserInstallation=$SYSUSERCONFIG/Openoffice.org2_dutch
or any other directory you want.
8. Start this new installation of OpenOffice.org from the directory where it was installed.
Linux
1. Open a new shell or terminal.
2. Change to the directory where all the rpm packages are. (e.g..
/tmp/openoffice/rpm
)
3. Choose the location where to install the extra version of Openoffice.org. For example
into the directory
/home/user1/office
4. Install the new version in a manner similar to the following:
5. rpm -ivh --install --dbpath /home/user1/office/.rpm --nodeps --prefix /home/user1/office/ openoffice*.rpm
Note: When you install the office in this way you have no system integration (no start menu entries and no
file association)
6. After installation has completed, change to the new directory and do the following:
Open the file bootstrap.ini in a editor such as
vi
and change the line
UserInstallation=$SYSUSERCONFIG/.openoffice.org2
to
UserInstallation=$SYSUSERCONFIG/.openoffice.org2_dutch
or any other directory you want.
7. Once installation is complete, Start this new installation of OpenOffice.org from the
directory where it was installed. e.g.
/home/user1/office/program/soffice
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