> I am wondering if the portable Openoffice delongs to OOo community. and does > it have multiple language versions available now?
With "portable" OpenOffice.org, I assume you mean the build of OpenOffice.org for Windows that is downloadable from portableapps.com? (Because if you meant OpenOffice.org in general, I doubt you would feel the need to qualify it as "portable" as it is by definition;) ) I would assume the portableapps.com people build that themselves. Why don't you ask them? You should know that the term "portable" for software has a quite different traditional meaning than what portableapps.com uses. Traditionally, "portable" software means software that can be built on several platforms (different operating systems, different compilers). OpenOffice.org obviously is very portable. But portableapps.com presumably would call even a Windows-only application "portable" if it can be run from a USB memory stick, CD, etc. > It is a free software, and where can I down the code, and learn from it? Of course it is free software, the OpenOffice.org license requires that. The portableapps.com has a link to their source code for OpenOffice.org from the page http://portableapps.com/apps/office/openoffice_portable if you look carefully. --tml --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
