When I used LibreOffice under Windows 7, you could choose which particular program you wanted to use through the start menu - plus the main program. Under Mac OS X, you can only use the main program and choose your program there. For an improvement idea, in the next update, could you try to put all the separate programs in a folder, like Microsoft Office for Mac 2011? This would make it easier to use LibreOffice. Thanks.
Version: 4.5.0.0.alpha0+ Build ID: 1386c348f81738a9966d1217db89d1f603466317 Locale: fr_ Can not confirm on own master build osx 10.10.1 Tested printing a4 letter default page style portrait - printed in portrait mode as expected Two different printers : Samsung CLX 3170 and Kyocera FS C5150
(In reply to Alex Thurgood from comment #1) > Version: 4.5.0.0.alpha0+ > Build ID: 1386c348f81738a9966d1217db89d1f603466317 > Locale: fr_ > > > Can not confirm on own master build osx 10.10.1 > Tested printing a4 letter default page style portrait - printed in portrait > mode as expected > Two different printers : Samsung CLX 3170 and Kyocera FS C5150 Please ignore previous comment - wrong bug report sorry.
This has been asked for before - it will probably never happen, all of the modules use the same basic instantiation, separating out the code would be very arduous, which is why they come in one single app bundle. You can in theory create separate launchers for each module anyway from the command line, or maybe with Applescript - this is an exercise left to the user.