Hi Community,
I am using Knowledgetree document management system application, for this i want to install openoffice as service and openoffice as background task.. How i can install openoffice as service.. when am installing openoffice, its just installed as normal as like ms office not a server.. am tried with the code to run as server but not succeed at cmd line
code
soffice -headless-invisible-accept='socket, host=localhost, port=8100;urp'
any help?
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