Hi Dries,
Dries Feys wrote (06-07-11 12:06)
We're trying to deploy libreoffice to our users, and want to set the
default document format to the office formats. Some users still use ms
office, and so the default file format must remain ms-compatible.
Hmm, difficult route ..
Is there a way to give a command line switch upon installation to set this
preference?
eg for default opening with LibO is /msoreg=1
Not that I am aware off.
Before OOo 3.3 (IIRC) there were the properties that one could set in
the registry files. e.g. writer.xcu:
<prop oor:name="ooSetupFactoryActualFilter">
<value>writer8</value>
</prop>
<prop oor:name="ooSetupFactoryDefaultFilter">
<value>writer8</value>
</prop>
There files could be distributed for more users.
Now, there is one big registrymodifications.xcu in the root of the
LibreOffice user-data path.
Which is much harder to edit, but still could be done.
Also, an extension can be used to change the configuration.
See some pointers here
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Non-code_extensions#Path_Settings
HTH,
Cor
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