[SOLVED] where are macros stored in libre office calc 3.6.2+
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where are macros stored in libre office calc 3.6.2+
hi All,
I had a harddrive failure, so installed the latest ubuntu 12.10. By default this has updated libre office. I went to copy my macros from the hidden libreoffice folder on my old harddrive ( under user .libreoffice basic ) and copy them across to the same folder ( as I have done in the past ) however the new office doesn't appear to use .libreoffice folder in user. I also can't search as the search tool appears to have vanished ( FROM UBUNTU 12.10) and using dash to serach just links me to office books to buy from Amazon ( ahh! ).
Can anyone advise where libre office now puts it's basic folder for macros?
Thanks in advance
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