Thanks for the information. I was able to bring the latest OpenOffice 3.2 setup size to 71.7MB.
Any other additional inputs or pointers to produce a compact OpenOffice setup would be hugely helpful. Thanks in Advance, Aatral Details of the Steps done for Compacting: I used the following options in configure script --enable-crashdump=no --disable-systray --disable-gtk --disable-gnome-vfs --without-myspell-dicts --disable-ldap --disable-vba --disable-mozilla --disable-odk --disable-qadevooo --disable-fontooo --disable-mathmldtd --disable-cups --disable-fontconfig --disable-directx --disable-activex --disable-atl --disable-gtk --disable-kdeab --disable-binfilter --disable-pam --disable-crypt-link --disable-randr --disable-randr-link --disable-neon --disable-Xaw --without-ppds --without-fonts --without-afms --with-dict=ENUS to bring a OpenOffice setup. Followed by this, I have done application compacting using UPX compression, JAR resizing provided by PortableApps AppCompactor. The option --without-java was not working as part of configure script, as lucene was not compiling. On Wed, Jan 6, 2010 at 8:44 PM, K S <pgmb...@gmail.com> wrote: > The first Idea which comes to mind is to disable all unnecessary modules by > using configure script. > > Sincerely yours, > Kirill > > 2010/1/6 Aatral Arasu <aatr...@gmail.com> > > > We have checked out the latest openoffice source code in Ubuntu Linux and > > Windows and successfully created and installed the OpenOffice setup from > > the > > source code. > > > > We are working on creating a portable openoffice setup based document > > converter, whose final setup size has to be shrinked to 50MB from the > > latest > > openoffice source. > > > > A similar setup created by PortableApps for OpenOffice 3.1 is of size > 98MB. > > > > We are going through the wiki pages, source code and searching the > > developer > > mailing archive. > > Any help or pointers would be greatly appreciated and useful. > > > > Thanks in Advance, > > Aatral > > >
