Установка под администратором: форматирование
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= Windows =
= Windows =
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[[File:ServerInstallationGui.jpg|thumb|right|
Installation
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[[File:ServerInstallationGui.jpg|thumb|right|
Server Install
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The
[[Server Install GUI]]
is a powerful tool that will help you manage multiple installations of
LibreOffice
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Windows.
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[[Server Install GUI]]
является мощным инструментом, который позволяет управлять установками
LibreOffice
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Windows.
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See also the description for OOo
[http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Run_OOo_versions_parallel#Windows
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Полезная информация по OpenOffice.org может быть найдена
[http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Run_OOo_versions_parallel#Windows
здесь
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=Administrative Installation: =
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Установка под администратором
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On Windows you have to perform a so-called administrative install. The installation file needs to be a MSI-package real simply with the .msi extension. Up to LibreOffice-version 3.4.x the MSI-package is included in the .exe file you download and has to be extracted from there. Since version 3.5.x the downloaded file is already the MSI-Paket. If you don't want to use the command-line or do not understand the instructions on this page, it might be worth to take a closer look to this program [https://extensions.libreoffice.org/extension-center/libreoffice-server-installation-gui Link].
On Windows you have to perform a so-called administrative install. The installation file needs to be a MSI-package real simply with the .msi extension. Up to LibreOffice-version 3.4.x the MSI-package is included in the .exe file you download and has to be extracted from there. Since version 3.5.x the downloaded file is already the MSI-Paket. If you don't want to use the command-line or do not understand the instructions on this page, it might be worth to take a closer look to this program [https://extensions.libreoffice.org/extension-center/libreoffice-server-installation-gui Link].
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==Installation Folder:
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==Installation Folder: ==
The administrative install asks you to select an Installation Folder. You don't have to create one upfront. A good practice is to install all programs in a sub-folder of <C:\Program Files> (for 32-bit Windows) or <C:\Program Files (x86)> (for 64-bit Windows).
The administrative install asks you to select an Installation Folder. You don't have to create one upfront. A good practice is to install all programs in a sub-folder of <C:\Program Files> (for 32-bit Windows) or <C:\Program Files (x86)> (for 64-bit Windows).
In Win7 you will need administrative rights to run the installation. To do this you have to start the command prompt in the following way:
In Win7 you will need administrative rights to run the installation. To do this you have to start the command prompt in the following way:
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For XP and Vista just start the command prompt with a left click.
For XP and Vista just start the command prompt with a left click.
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==Version 3.4.x or older:
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==Version 3.4.x or older: ==
You downloaded one or two .exe files:
You downloaded one or two .exe files:
* one for the program itself (<tt>LibO_<version>_Win_x86_multi.exe</tt>) and
* one for the program itself (<tt>LibO_<version>_Win_x86_multi.exe</tt>) and
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The installation program asks for the install folder (ATTENTION: This can not be the unzip folder). You have to use the same folder for both files.
The installation program asks for the install folder (ATTENTION: This can not be the unzip folder). You have to use the same folder for both files.
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==Version 3.5.x and newer:
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==Version 3.5.x and newer: ==
You downloaded one or more .msi-files:
You downloaded one or more .msi-files:
* one for the program (<tt>LibO_<version>_Win_x86_multi.msi</tt>),
* one for the program (<tt>LibO_<version>_Win_x86_multi.msi</tt>),
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You get the same error if you do not run the command prompt as administrator in Win7.
You get the same error if you do not run the command prompt as administrator in Win7.
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== Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime DLLs
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== Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime DLLs ==
LibreOffice dynamically links to Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime DLLs. These DLLs may or may not installed in your system, they are not part of the operating system. Normal install of LibreOffice installs these DLLs, too, if necessary. However, when you do administrative install, and you cannot start LibreOffice, because it misses Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime DLLs, for example MSVCR110.dll, you need to install Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime DLLs on your own. Google search for "MSVC Runtime download", download the redistributable file from Microsoft and install it. For example, MSVCR100.dll is in [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30679 Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2012 Update 4]. Alternatively, if you look in the installed folder, there will be a Win/System folder that contains these required DLLs, which you can copy to the C:\Windows\System32 folder.
LibreOffice dynamically links to Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime DLLs. These DLLs may or may not installed in your system, they are not part of the operating system. Normal install of LibreOffice installs these DLLs, too, if necessary. However, when you do administrative install, and you cannot start LibreOffice, because it misses Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime DLLs, for example MSVCR110.dll, you need to install Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime DLLs on your own. Google search for "MSVC Runtime download", download the redistributable file from Microsoft and install it. For example, MSVCR100.dll is in [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30679 Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2012 Update 4]. Alternatively, if you look in the installed folder, there will be a Win/System folder that contains these required DLLs, which you can copy to the C:\Windows\System32 folder.
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== User Configuration
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== User Configuration ==
# Use a file manager to find the file "bootstrap.ini" in "..\<installed>\program" and if necessary edit the row
# Use a file manager to find the file "bootstrap.ini" in "..\<installed>\program" and if necessary edit the row
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'''Note:''' one should keep old and new versions of bootstrap.ini in a safe place.
'''Note:''' one should keep old and new versions of bootstrap.ini in a safe place.
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== Installation Cleanup
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== Installation Cleanup ==
The parallel installation does a full extraction of the contents of the installation file, as the installation doesn't provide you with the options to customize the installation. As a result, ~500mb is taken up by language localization files that are most likely not needed by user. So if you wish to recover this wasted space, you can remove the folder "<installed>\readmes", "<installed>\fonts", and "<installed>\Win" OR "<installed>\Windows". You can also remove the .msi file found in "<installed>\". The redundant language localizations files can be found in "<installed>\program\resources", "<installed>\share\registry\res", and "<installed>\share\extensions", but only delete the ones that are not for the language you run LibreOffice in. There is also an easy [http://pastebin.com/FdHr0YLE batch script] that can be run in "<installed>\" which will do this work for you. This batch script can also be used for cleaning up installations done with the [[Server Install GUI]].
The parallel installation does a full extraction of the contents of the installation file, as the installation doesn't provide you with the options to customize the installation. As a result, ~500mb is taken up by language localization files that are most likely not needed by user. So if you wish to recover this wasted space, you can remove the folder "<installed>\readmes", "<installed>\fonts", and "<installed>\Win" OR "<installed>\Windows". You can also remove the .msi file found in "<installed>\". The redundant language localizations files can be found in "<installed>\program\resources", "<installed>\share\registry\res", and "<installed>\share\extensions", but only delete the ones that are not for the language you run LibreOffice in. There is also an easy [http://pastebin.com/FdHr0YLE batch script] that can be run in "<installed>\" which will do this work for you. This batch script can also be used for cleaning up installations done with the [[Server Install GUI]].
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== Uninstall
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== Uninstall ==
To uninstall the administrativ installations you just delete the install folder. This programs do not show up in Windows uninstall options.
To uninstall the administrativ installations you just delete the install folder. This programs do not show up in Windows uninstall options.
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== MinGW Version
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== MinGW Version==
The compressed [[QA/FAQ|MinGW]] builds simply have to be decompressed, then they can be used by a double-click on ''soffice.exe'' in the program folder, similar to a Portable Version.
The compressed [[QA/FAQ|MinGW]] builds simply have to be decompressed, then they can be used by a double-click on ''soffice.exe'' in the program folder, similar to a Portable Version.