The easiest way is to examine the shortcut you use every time you start LibreOffice. Right-click on it, than "Properties", than copy the "Target" field content.
Using the Bash shell on Windows is an easy way to convert a bunch of files from a format to another using a LibreOffice built-in command-line function. It works quietly. It is even simpler to use the built-in LibreOffice Document converter Assistant. Note that a user has previously reported that he had to divide his files into bunches of because the process sometimes crashed.
The problem is not that "all the conversions are started simultaneously". It's simply that LibreOffice's --convert-to in fact does not support using wildcards itself, and only works on non-Windows systems because they process the wildcards in their shells and of course, these shells also work on Windows, like with Cygwin or WSL.
What does this mean? This is what LibreOffice sees. I got: Error: source file could not be loaded. I had put the full path but does not work — skonsoft. Did you try with soffice? Wingjam Wingjam 3 3 bronze badges. Ajay Ajay 1 1 gold badge 3 3 silver badges 14 14 bronze badges.
It will convert. The only problem is no one shared the exact code to convert. My first command is working but with some errors. The second command is working but not efficient. All I need is some expert help — SuRa. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name. Email Required, but never shown. The Overflow Blog. Podcast Making Agile work for data science.
Stack Gives Back Featured on Meta. Then please consider posting an answer here, stating what was the change that you needed to do to your command, so that the question and its answer could help others. Starting with LibreOffice 6. To use the console mode, you should not use soffice. Also make sure that your launched process does not use the same user profile as any running instance of LibreOffice.
Either make sure that LibreOffice is not running, or specify a separate user profile - see -env command line parameter. This would make sure that the output from the command will appear in your console, and not be silently discarded.
Convert docx to pdf via the commandline on Windows 10 English.
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