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Hi again Virgil


Virgil Arrington wrote
Why don't you run it from your hard drive? You can unpack it anywhere and 
it won't affect the installed version in any way...

The last time I installed a new version, I went from 3.5.7 to 4.0.5. The 
version 4 completely deleted my 3.5.7, which I did *not* want. I later
found 
out on this list that such was apparently normal behavior. I don't want to 
risk the same thing happening again.

If you unpack LibreOffice Portable or X-LibreOffice to your hard drive (e.g.
to C:\X-LibreOffice412) it will remain contained in the unpack folder. It
does *not* overwrite *any* files and it will not use your Profile files. So, 
all is completely separate.

In fact if you miss some feature in version 3.5.7 you can get the
X-LibreOffice 3.5.7 release and run it *simultaneously* with version 4.0.5 

Pedro



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