Carlos Rocha wrote:
i meant a completely independent user installation that you can
configure in the way you want or need. You can use a specific user
installation by starting with "soffice
-env:UserInstallation=<fileurl>". An environment variable
"UserInstallation" should work as well. This User installation can you
put where you want. Any kind of special configuration can you do there.
Sorry, maybe I'm missing something but I didn't get it. I use OLE
Automation to execute OO, so the office path is read from windows
registry. If I change it wouldn't it be global for any other program
that uses OLE? Besides, I think that the call to
CreateObject("com.sun.star.lang.ServiceManager") only opens soofice.exe
if it's not already running.
For what is stated in the SDK docs the properties "UIConfig" and
"UserConfig" from "com.sun.star.util.PathSettings" seems to do the job
and they could be changed from inside my program. I Just don't know
exactly how to use it.
well that is correct. But try it out. Set the environment variable
UserInstallation and start your process from where you access the
office. I assume that you will create if necessary a second office
process with the new user installation. You can easy check it if you
first start the office normally and then your own process.
But of course i am only guessing and haven't time to check it on my own.
Maybe it behaves different when OLE is involved.
Juergen
Sorry for my lack of knowledgement :(
Carlos
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