LibreOffice was recommended and installed by remote assistance by my telecom provider in Australia, iiNet and I’m generally happy with it; however, when I want to e-mail a document stored at LibreOffice, a notification appears that there is no e-mail configuration. iiNet appears unable to help me, so hopefully someone out there with good LibreOffice experience can guide me to overcome this problem.
Please have a look at Send document via email doesn’t work.
See also (for e-mail configuration on Windows):
What is Set Program Access and Computer Defaults?.
Tools > Options… > Internet > E-mail > select your email program (by path/location).
@mariosv, hmm. That is odd. I initially only checked under v4.2 (that was all I had with me at the time) but now I am looking at the GNU/Linux deb x86_64 build v4.3.1.2 the option is still as I indicated. Maybe the Windows build has had this option removed for some reason? This recent commit for Mac OS X indicates the option is evidently still there for that platform also.
That option has never been available for Windows (see also my answer).
Hi @Manj_k, sure it must be, but never works for me in Win7 with Thunderbird, even it is default for all options. Just verified, default options for TB, and with 4.2.6.3+4.3.1.2
…Enviar correo = Send mail.
So I’m used to work attaching files from TB.
Strange is TB is launched with Firefox works, or WinLiveMail is launched from LibreOffice if I set up it as default, also works.
Maybe TB doesn’t like LO or LO doesn’t like TB, who knows. :))
(As an answer to show the screenshots.)
@mariosv, what is the path to Thunderbird? If I remember correctly there is a space in the Program Files/ (or similar) directory and LO does not like spaces in path names and may be complaining about this (in this situation). Bug fdo#59715 would seem to be a Mac OS X variant of fdo#43368, which @manj_k has linked.
Hi @Oweng, this remember me that I’m using portable version, but no spaces in the path. C:\ApliPortables\PortableApps\ThunderbirdPortable\App\Thunderbird