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 Extract downloaded archive: Extract downloaded archive:
-<code> +  tar xvf Apache_OpenOffice_4.1.3_Linux_x86_install-deb_en-US.tar.gz
-tar xvf Apache_OpenOffice_4.1.3_Linux_x86_install-deb_en-US.tar.gz +
-</code>+
  
 Change to extracted (en-US) sub-directory: Change to extracted (en-US) sub-directory:
-<code> +  cd en-US/DEBS/
-cd en-US/DEBS/ +
-</code>+
  
 Remove desktop-integration directory: Remove desktop-integration directory:
-<code> +  rm -rf desktop-integration
-rm -rf desktop-integration +
-</code>+
  
 Now left with 41 separate .deb files. Now left with 41 separate .deb files.
  
 Retrieve and load sce-deb2sce (helper command to process the .deb files): Retrieve and load sce-deb2sce (helper command to process the .deb files):
-<code> +  sce-import -o sce-deb2sce 
-sce-import -o sce-deb2sce +  sce-load sce-deb2sce
-sce-load sce-deb2sce +
-</code>+
  
 Loop convert all 41 .deb files into individual SCEs (takes a while): Loop convert all 41 .deb files into individual SCEs (takes a while):
-<code> +  for f in *; do sce-deb2sce $f; done
-for f in *; do sce-deb2sce $f; done +
-</code>+
  
 Remove all *.sce.md5.txt files: Remove all *.sce.md5.txt files:
-<code> +  rm -f *.sce.md5.txt
-rm -f *.sce.md5.txt +
-</code>+
  
 Force unsquash all separate SCEs into a single squashfs-root working directory: Force unsquash all separate SCEs into a single squashfs-root working directory:
-<code> +  for f in *.sce; do unsquashfs -f $f; done
-for f in *.sce; do unsquashfs -f $f; done +
-</code>+
  
 Create the OpenOffice SCE: Create the OpenOffice SCE:
-<code> +  mksquashfs squashfs-root openoffice.sce
-mksquashfs squashfs-root openoffice.sce +
-</code>+
  
 Create the openoffice.sce.md5.txt file: Create the openoffice.sce.md5.txt file:
-<code> +  md5sum openoffice.sce > openoffice.sce.md5.txt
-md5sum openoffice.sce > openoffice.sce.md5.txt +
-</code>+
  
 Copy openoffice.sce and openoffice.sce.md5.txt to the SCE directory: Copy openoffice.sce and openoffice.sce.md5.txt to the SCE directory:
-<code> +  cp openoffice.sce openoffice.sce.md5.txt /etc/sysconfig/tcedir/sce/ 
-cp openoffice.sce openoffice.sce.md5.txt /etc/sysconfig/tcedir/sce/ + 
-</code>+Add OpenOffice to OnDemand (or sceboot.lst as desired): 
 +  sce-ondemand openoffice
  
 ==== Test ==== ==== Test ====
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   soffice   soffice
  
-Welcome to OpenOffice wizard, blank username info okay, just select 'next' +Welcome to OpenOffice wizard opens. Blank user info is okay, just select 'next' and 'finish', OpenOffice 4 should launch.
-and 'finsih', then OpenOffice 4 should launch.+
  
 Success! Success!
  
-=== Configure ====+==== Configure ==== 
 +A large ~50MB ~/.openoffice configuration directory gets created, which is not acceptable for dCore systems that do no have a persistent /home directory (extremely large backup).
  
-Note a large ~50MB ~/.openoffice configuration directory gets created, which is +There is an ~24MB temporary /home/tc/.openoffice/4/user/extensions/tmp/ directory that can safely be emptied.
-not acceptable for dCore systems that do no have a persistent /home directory.+
  
-There is an ~24MB temporary /home/tc/.openoffice/4/user/extensions/tmp/ +The other is a large ~24MB /home/tc/.openoffice/4/user/uno_packages/ directory, which contains the spellcheck dictionary and should not be deleted.
-directory that can safely be emptied.+
  
-The other is a large ~24MB /home/tc/.openoffice/4/user/uno_packages/ directory. +Users wishing to keep /home/tc/ small for backup should move the entire /home/tc/.openoffice/ configuration directory to a mounted partition. In this example the TCE directory is utilized as it is always mounted at boot, although any mounted data partition should work. Be careful not to alter any important dCore system files. Example move and symlink:
-The directory contains the spellcheck dictionary and should not be deleted. +
- +
-Users wishing to keep /home/tc/ small for backup should move the entire +
-/home/tc/.openoffice configuration directory to a mounted partition. In this +
-example the TCE directory is utilized as it is always mounted at boot, although +
-any mounted data partition should work. Example move and symlink:+
   cd /home/tc/   cd /home/tc/
   mv /home/tc/.openoffice/ /etc/sysconfig/tcedir/   mv /home/tc/.openoffice/ /etc/sysconfig/tcedir/
   ln -s /etc/sysconfig/tcedir/.openoffice .openoffice   ln -s /etc/sysconfig/tcedir/.openoffice .openoffice
 +
 +OpenOffice loads numerous files into the /opt/ directory when loaded, which is included by default when backing up dCore. These files should be excluded from backup by adding the /opt/openoffice4/ directory to /opt/.xfiletool.lst:
 +  echo "opt/openoffice4" >> /opt/.xfiletool.lst
  
 ==== Backup ==== ==== Backup ====
-Finally run a backup to change the configuration change: +Finally run a backup to save configuration changes: 
-backup+  backup
  
 ==== Miscellaneous ==== ==== Miscellaneous ====
-Minor issue, terminal output running ''soffice'' will indicate 'Could not find +Terminal output running ''soffice'' will indicate 'Could not find a Java Runtime Environment'. Although not required for most tasks, if Java is important for the user try installing [[http://wiki.tinycorelinux.net/dcore:desktop_applications?&#java_runtime_environment|Java Runtime Environment]]. 
-a Java Runtime Environment'. If desired JRE can be set up separately <link>.+
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