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General

Even when the website for Apache OpenOffice looks like that everything is in a single place, the website is separated into a content part (mainly the text in HTML and MD or Markdown files) and an asset part (for graphics, CSS, JavaScript).

When it should be translated, then both parts have to be considered.

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Text is mostly managed dynamically

Parts of the header and the complete footer is not designed for translation, so it stays as it is.

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The content on https://www.openoffice.org/xx/download/ is coming from https://www.openoffice.org/xx/download/msg_prop_l10n_xx.js.

Every To manage where a text is displayed, the key-value-pair method is used. That means every text has 2 parts: A variable and its actual value.by which the text can be named and a value which is the actual text.

Variable "l10n.dl_green_box_headline_text" and value "Download Apache OpenOffice". There are some control characters like sum (=) and the semicolon (;). Please ensure not to delete or change them. Otherwise, unforeseen problems can happen.

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Download page

The webpage from where OpenOffice can be downloaded.

https://www.openoffice.org/xx/download/index.html

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• Every text parts in the green, light-green, blue, light-blue boxes. Incl. the text in the drop-down-boxes, links and icons.
• Every link in the navigation part on the right.

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Download Apache OpenOffice

(Hosted by SourceForge.net - A trusted website)

Select your favorite operating system, language and version:

Download full installation

Download language pack

Important hints for Windows 32-bit (x86) (EXE)

Release: Milestone AOO4111m1 | Build ID 9808 | Git hash bdb20b2a64 | Released 2021-10-06 | Release Notes
Full installation: File size ~ 134 MByte | Signatures and hashes: KEYS , ASC , SHA256 , SHA512
Language pack: File size ~ 18 MByte | Signatures and hashes: KEYS , ASC , SHA256 , SHA512

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Help Spread the Word

Please tell your friends about Apache OpenOffice:

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Get Apache OpenOffice Extensions and Dictionaries

Extend your Apache OpenOffice functionality with a large and growing library of extensions and dictionaries from other users.

Get Apache OpenOffice Templates

Extend your Apache OpenOffice creativity with a large and growing library of templates from other users.

Release Information

• System Requirements
• License
• Source
• Building Guide
• Software Development Kit (SDK)
• Development Builds

Documentation

• Release Schedules
• Historic Release Schedule
• Installation Guides
• User Guides
• Java and Apache OpenOffice
• End-Of-Life Information

Additional Resources

• Support
• Localizations
• Download Statistics
• Alternative download link #1
• Alternative download link #2
• 3rd party ports and distributions
• Archived and legacy releases

Download - Platform hints

Hints for the chosen platform which can be important for the user.Important hints for the chosen platform

https://www.openoffice.org/xx/download/platform_hints.html

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Apache OpenOffice - Important hints for the chosen platform

Windows

32-bit, 64-bit and Java - What to choose?

At the moment we offer a 32-bit (x86) version for Windows. However, it installs and runs also on Windows 64-bit (x86-64). Please note that you may need Java in 32-bit for additional functionality which must then be selected only once (see menu 'Tools - Options - OpenOffice - Java').

For more information about OpenOffice and Java please see: https://www.openoffice.org/download/common/java.html.

macOS

Coming soon

Linux

RPM vs. DEB - What to choose?

RPM is used in:
CentOS, Fedora, Mageia, Mandriva, MeeGo, openSUSE, Oracle Linux, PCLinuxOS, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Sailfish OS, Scientific Linux, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server

DEB is used in:
Debian, Kanotix, Knoppix, Kubuntu, Linux Mint, Lubuntu, Ubuntu, Xubuntu

Installation instructions

For installation instruction please see here: https://www.openoffice.org/download/common/instructions.html#linux.

Extensions & Templates page

OpenOffice offers a complete framework, allowing it to be enriched by further functions and document templates.

https://www.openoffice.org/xx/extensions/index.html

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Extensions and Templates: From production to end-users

Apache OpenOffice offers a complete framework allowing it to be enriched. OpenOffice allows for both "extensions" and "templates". An extension is a third party tool that brings OpenOffice new functions. This can be done through addons, addins, deployed by UNO packages. Templates are document setups designed for specific uses.

The native-lang projects are welcomed helping translating all of these resources. The OpenOffice wiki can be used to provide translation of all the materials found here and now contains the majority of information.

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Get or submit extensions on the OpenOffice Extensions Website.
Get or submit templates on the OpenOffice Template Website.

Find out much more on the Extensions Area Wiki

Join the user mailing list if you're willing to share your extensions and need help: users-subscribe@openoffice.apache.org

Join the api mailing list for any questions related to developing extensions: api-subscribe@openoffice.apache.org

(See the Apache OpenOffice mailing list page for mail subject tags and information on other useful mailing lists.)

Get Involved page

Why you want to participate in te Apache OpenOffice project, this is the page to get more information.

https://www.openoffice.org/xx/participate/index.html

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Participate in Apache OpenOffice

Help Needed

OpenOffice is currently looking for people with the following:

• Are you a software developer with C++ skills?
• Do you have expertise with build systems for different platforms?
• Are you proficient in English?
• Do you like contributing to open source projects?

Come and join us in helping OpenOffice to thrive. Subscribe to the recruitment mailing list and introduce yourself. We’ll help you get started.

Why get involved with the OpenOffice project?

There are many motivations for why volunteers participate in an open source project like OpenOffice

Why get involved with the OpenOffice project?

There are many motivations for why volunteers participate in an open source project like OpenOffice. Some of the more common ones include:

• To help reduce the “digital divide” by ensuring continued access to free high-quality free productivity applications world-wide.
• To help bring the benefits of OpenOffice to you country or region
• To “give back” to open source
• To learn or practice a new skill
• To enhance a résumé or portfolio, showcasing the work you’ve done in this project
• To support a customer or other commercial venture that relies on OpenOffice
• To develop credentials for consulting work related to OpenOffice
• To bring something to OpenOffice that you’ve always wanted to see done
• To have fun, working with a close-knit international team of volunteers working on one of the oldest and most famous open source projects around.

Product page

This describes what OpenOffice is and what its program modules are.

https://www.openoffice.org/xx/product/index.html

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Social Media page

Stay in contact with the OpenOffice community.

https://www.openoffice.org/xx/social/index.html

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Support page

Here you can see who and how more help is offered.

https://www.openoffice.org/xx/support/index.html

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Why and its subpages

Answers for the question "Why should I use Apache OpenOffice?".

https://www.openoffice.org/xx/why/index.html

Which parts?

• Every text on the index page.
• Every text on each subpages that can be reached via the links.

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