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Open Office portable

Portable OpenOffice.org is a fully functional package of OpenOffice.org optimized for use on a USB key drive. It has some specially-selected optimizations to make it perform faster and extend the life of your USB key as well as a specialized launcher that will allow you to launch it from the directory of your choice. It will also work from a CDRW drive (in packet mode), ZIP drives, external hard drives, some MP3 players, flash RAM cards and more. You may also be interested in learning about Portable Firefox, Portable Thunderbird, Portable Sunbird and Portable NVU.
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Hello WillKoh, Its the new file system used in the latest version of this application that will have less need to access the flash drive, therefore extending its working life. Previous version accessed the drive far more frequently with possible effects being to shorten the working life of the drive. :)

catgates theory is also a good one, and one that no one else would have thought of! :P

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I know this is the wrong place for this tale, but I do not know where else to put it, since it is quite appropo. to the last comment.

Many many years ago there was a girl worked in our General Office, who, whilst being charming and efficient at her job was endowed not only with very satisfactory mammary attributes but also with so little imagination that she took everything at face value, without question.

One day, whilst the GPO telephone man was on site doing some work in the office block, a colleague of mine rang her extention and, disguising his voice said,

"GPO engineer here. I have about a foot of cable too much at this end. Can you go to the outlet on the wall where your extension comes out, and put out about a foot, please?"

She went and tried, and of course it was not easy to do as she had been asked. So she returned to her desk and picked the phone up and said to my colleague,

"It's very stiff." To which he said,

"Well give it a really good tug then, and wait there I 'll come round."

She stood there for several minutes with a piece of disconnected cable in her hand whilst the rest of the office staff just looked on in amazement.

Oddly enough "her" GPO engineer never turned up. The real one did some short time afterwards to put right the wrong that some unknow vandal had caused.

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