LibreOffice Portable 3.4.5 (Build 502) ML Normal by PortableApps

LibreOffice Portable 3.4.5.502 is a full-featured office suite -- 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. This release updates LibreOffice to the latest version. LibreOffice Portable is packaged in PortableApps.com Format so it can easily integrate with the PortableApps.com Platform. And it's open source and completely free.

Features
LibreOffice Portable is a full-featured office suite that's compatible with Microsoft Office, Word Perfect, Lotus and other office applications. It's easy-to-use and feature-rich, performing nearly all of the functions you'd expect in an office suite, but at no cost. Additional functionality including the Base database and document creation wizards is enabled by installing the jPortable portable Java runtime environment.

LibreOffice 3.4.4 New Features and Fixes
This page gives you a rundown of the new features in this release of LibreOffice (version 3.4)
- Redesigned Move/Copy Sheet dialog (Edit->Sheet->Move/Copy) to improve its ergonomics.
- Improve HTML export with an image thumbnail gallery of the slides on the contents page.
- Fonts which are tuned for use with a specific script, e.g. Arabic, Hebrew, Malayalam, etc. now show an additional preview of some sample text in the target script.
- Color Charts: Adding and Removing color charts is now possible from: Tools->Options->Charts->Default Colors
- Named range as data source: With 3.4 it is now possible to use a named range as the data source for DataPilot.
- Text Rendering: Linux text-rendering improvements. Text is now drawn via Cairo with the same subpixeling options as other Cairo-using apps. The outcome is that text in LibreOffice is rendered the same as the rest of your desktop

Version Note LibreOffice Portable 3.4.4: Which languages?
- The standard includes support for Chinese (Simplifed and Traditional), Dutch, English, French, German (Homepage), Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese (Portugal and Brazil), Russian and Spanish.
- The All Languages includes all 57 languages supported by LibreOffice.
- An experimental option during installation allows you to remove extra language templates, dictionaries, etc but may require launching LibreOffice twice on first run to complete the process.
If you leave one English, then after installation the size of only 270 Mb.

LibreOffice 3.4.5 Final (2012-01-12)
This is the sixth release of the LibreOffice 3.4 code line.
LibreOffice 3.4.5 fixes the most-important bugs identified by users in the previous version, and of course can be deployed for production needs.
LibreOffice 3.4 contains lots of new features compared to 3.3.
The following notes apply:
This release is bit-for-bit identical to the 3.4.5 Release Candidate 2, so you don't need to download or reinstall if you have that version already.
The distribution for Windows is an international build, so you can choose the user interface language that you prefer. Help content is available via an online service, or alternatively as a separate install.
If you run Linux, the GCJ Java variant has known issues with LibreOffice, we advise to e.g. use OpenJDK instead.
On the wiki, there is a list with fixes in this version
There are a few non-critical issues still contained in this release, which will be addressed with an upcoming bug fix releases.
- Writer Features and Fixes
* New gradient / drop-shadow to highlight writer pages, with configurable colors in the options
* Support Color and line styles for the columns and footnote separator lines. This is improving the compatibility of LibreOffice with ODF
* Add Greek Characters mode for bullets and numbering
- Calc Features and Fixes
* Redesigned Move/Copy Sheet dialog (Edit->Sheet->Move/Copy) to improve its ergonomics.
* Support for autofilter per sheet: It is now possible to set autofilter per sheet without manually creating named database ranges prior to setting autofilter. Previously Calc only supported one autofilter per document, which caused the previous autofilter to disappear when setting another one even on a different sheet unless a named database range was created beforehand.
* Re-work of the drawing layer, to improve precision on re-positioning and re-sizing of drawing objects.
* Massive re-work of external reference handling: External reference handling code has been significantly re-worked in order to fix a large number of defects in formula calculations involving external references, and to boost data caching performance especially when referencing large data ranges.
* Named ranges in sheet-local scope: Previously, Calc only supported named ranges in global scope, that is, all named ranges were made available for the entire document regardless of the current sheet. In 3.4 Calc now supports named ranges that are local to a sheet. The named range dialog (Insert->Names->Define) has been modified to reflect this change.
* Multiple subtotals on a single sheet: It is now possible to define more than one subtotal range in a single sheet via Data->Subtotals. Previously, setting a second subtotal range removed the first one if they were on the same sheet.
* Preserve OLE links to other Excel documents when importing an Excel document. OLE links get converted to external references upon import. Previously, Calc ignored OLE links and cells containing OLE links resulted in error upon import.
- DataPilot (Pivot Table) Features and Fixes
* DataPilot is now named Pivot Table.
* Support for unlimited number of fields: Previously DataPilot only supported up to 8 column/row/data fields and up to 10 page fields. 3.4 has lifted this restriction to allow unlimited number of fields in each field type.
* Named range as data source: With 3.4 it is now possible to use a named range as the data source for DataPilot. This allows, for example, addition of new rows to the data source and update of the DataPilot table to reflect the new data, without manually changing the data source range in the DataPilot dialog.
* Re-work of the internals: The internal implementation of DataPilot has been significantly re-worked in order to fix several regressions especially with regard to refreshing of DataPilot tables.
- Impress/Draw Features and Fixes
* Improve HTML export with an image thumbnail gallery of the slides on the contents page
- Filters Features and Fixes
* Re-write flat ODF import and export file filters from Java to C++ giving a huge speed increase. Try saving your writer document as a ".fodt" file
* Substantially re-work legacy StarOffice (pre 2000) binary file format filters, removing all export code: the filters are now smaller and read-only, this also removes clutter from the 'Save As' dialog
- Core Changes
* Initial support for Unity and global menu support
* Internationalized font previews: In the drop-down font selector, fonts which are tuned for use with a specific script, e.g. Arabic, Hebrew, Malayalam, etc. now show an additional preview of some sample text in the target script.
* Autocorrect: Typing "http:" at the start of a sentence no longer auto-capitalizes. Such URLs are now excluded from being auto-capitalized.
* Text Rendering: Linux text-rendering improvements. Text is now drawn via Cairo with the same subpixeling options as other Cairo-using apps. The outcome is that text in LibreOffice is rendered the same as the rest of your desktop. Example when desktop-wide subpixeling is enabled.
* Adapt to Linux mouse pointer themes more pleasantly
* Improve gtk+ theme integration, making LibreOffice look more native. Fix menu separators, Alt key issues, Toggle buttons, and many widget rendering details.
* Find toolbar now behaves much more like in applications like Firefox, or Evolution - is hidden by default, shows when the user presses Ctrl+f at the bottom of the document, and is wider, so more text fits there. For the Search and Replace dialog, Ctrl+Alt+f is used.
* Separate borders width and style for Writer, Calc and Impress
* Added new 3D border types to increase compatibility with loads of file formats, including ODF.
* Color Charts: Adding and Removing color charts is now possible from Tools->Options->Charts->Default Colors
* Rotate through case changes (Press Shift+F3): fix for bug 32559
- Performance
* Smoother startup on Linux: we now show our splash screen before starting to read all the application's data, giving a faster time to splash and cleaner code
* Remove inefficient, and un-necessary 'BmpColorMode' approach to accessibility theming. Reduce theme sizes and duplication by isolating high contrast icons in their own theme
* Remove 150 duplicated redundant 'missing icon' icons to reduce bloat
* Move seldom used text encoding conversions into a separate library, saving 1Mb or so of RAM
* Linux fontconfig leak: Fixed a font-related leak, saving up to 800k or so of RAM, depending on the amount of fonts installed
* Shrink Windows installer download by more than 30Mb using better compression schemes
* Remove 624 localized palette files and have them localized run-time
* Remove compatibility support layer for old Windows 9x non-unicode Win32 APIs
- Other
* When the document is encrypted with a password, you can now change the password while the document is open, from File->Properties->General->Change Password. The button is enabled only when the document is encrypted with a password.
* LO-3.4 can be installed in parallel with LO-3.3 on Linux. Note that the user configuration is shared and both versions cannot be started at the same time.
- Localization
* Add Beembe (beq), Bekwel(bkw), Kituba (mkw), Lari (ldi), Mbochi (mdw), Teke-Ibali (tek), Teke-Tyee (tyx), and Vili (vif) languages (Republic of Congo). Hunspell spell checker dictionaries in these languages are now useable in LibreOffice.
* Add Portuguese (Angola) locale data (pt_AO)
* Updated German spell check dictionaries, hyphenation and thesaurus