Yoann Babel wrote:
Hi,
I've been searching the net for some time now, and I can't find any
documentation on the directeries used by OpenOffice. I mean the
directories under ~/.openoffice.org2/user
.../uno_packages
.../psprint
.../autocorr
etc...
Is there some documentation to describe de files we can found there, and
their format, or some stuff like that ?
It probably has to be viewed on a case by case basis. In most cases the
contents of these directories appears to be private and largely
undocumented.
AFAICT the basic purposes of the directories are:
.../autocorr - Data for autocorrection/word-completion
.../autotext - User-defined autotexts
.../backup - auto-saved backup copies
.../basic - User-defined global macros and scripts
.../config - Various configuration data (often binary) not stored in
the configuration database, for example color palettes,
line and arrowhead styles, hatching patterns and more.
.../config/soffice.cfg - UI customizations (menu bars, toolbars, etc)
.../config/imagecache - unpacked UI graphics (e.g. icons)
.../fonts - fonts or links to fonts installed using spadmin
.../gallery - Custom gallery images and themes
.../psprint - data used by the printing system, created by spadmin
or cached automatically
.../registry - configuration database: user settings and cache
.../Scripts - user defined scripts
.../store - various runtime data, e.g. for caching
.../temp - various temporary files
.../template - user-defined templates
.../uno_packages - installation area for user-installed UNO packages
(see Tools-Package Manager menu item)
.../wordbook - user spellchecking dictionaries
Note that several of these directories have counterparts with similar
files in <officeinstall>/share for predefined defaults and/or all-users
settings.
For .../registry there is documentation of both file format and
directory layout available on <http://util.openoffice.org>. There may be
similar information about the files in .../config/soffice.cfg available
from the framework project.
To learn more about the details for one of the others, you probably need
to ask a more target question and/or in the associate project mailing list.
HTH
- Joerg
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