
I moved it to a new folder "G:\Portable Program Files\LibreOffice Portable" and updated my shortcuts to point to it and all is well, but I'm confused on why it cares? I thought the point of a Portable program was that it wouldn't use the registry and could be run from any folder, but apparently not. This time, it told me Libreoffice Portable could not launch from this directory as that was for non-portable files. Download LibreOffice Business users: click here LibreOffice for Android and iOS App Stores and Chromebooks Release Notes Development versions Portable. Last night, I upgraded to LibreOffice Portable 3.5.5.3 - I again got the message on it not being a valid directory, but this time I didn't want to have to manually re-do all my settings, so I copied the installation to C:\LibreOffice Portable, updated it there and copied it back. No problem, I installed it to another folder, deleted the one I had been using and copied the files over. I upgraded to 3.4.5 and when I tried to over-write the existing file, it told me to select a valid directory, even though I browsed to that one. I was using an older version of LibreOffice Portable, and set it up on a thumb drive and moved it to that folder and ran it from there - no problems, worked fine. (And used to run LibreOffice Portable from "G:\Program Files\LibreOffice Portable"). I normally have my regular programs in "G:\Program Files\". For more information and support please visit this page (for LibreOffice Portable Fresh) and this page (for LibreOffice Portable Still).This isn't really an issue, but it surprised me, so I thought I would ask about it. LibreOffice is packaged for portable use by with permission and assistance from The Document Foundation. The All Languages download (MultilingualAll) includes all languages supported by LibreOffice No Portable Version (MultilingualStandard) is currently available No Portable Version (MultilingualAll) is currently available.LibreOffice 7.4.5 Portable MultilingualStandard LibreOffice 7.4.5 Portable MultilingualAll.

And it is open source and completely free.

It is packaged in format so it can work with the platform and its automatic updater and app store, work with other portable menus, or work by itself from a USB, cloud or local drive. LibreOffice Portable is a full-featured portable version of LibreOffice for Windows – including a word processor, spreadsheet, presentation tool, drawing package and database – packaged as a portable app, so you can take all your documents and everything you need to work with them wherever you go.
