I'm trying to incorporate music in a regular presentation. Most songs
are mp3 although some are m4a.
Some mp3 files open but other report unsupported although they come
from the same source. Why the inconsistency?
Why is m4a not supported when you have so many others that the list is
too
file to an ods file
doesn't solve the problem.
Opening the same file(s) on an old Windows2000 PC and Openoffice V3 is no
problem.
I am an overall satisfied
Open Office user for over 20 years.
Do you have any idea ho I can solve the problem, is it a known Windows update
problem maybe?
cordial
On 22-Oct-15 06:05, JOHN EVERETT wrote:
I purchased a new computer about 2 years ago an HP Pavilion g6 with Win 8. It
did not have a descent word processor so I downloaded your Open Office. When
Win 10 came out I downloaded that . Last week I found that when I click on a
fiie, especially an
I purchased a new computer about 2 years ago an HP Pavilion g6 with Win 8. It
did not have a descent word processor so I downloaded your Open Office. When
Win 10 came out I downloaded that . Last week I found that when I click on a
fiie, especially an Open Office file, I am presented with a
There is probably a lock file left.
Quick workaround is to save it with an other name or save in an other directory.
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On 6 Jul 2015, at 7:42 am, Barber Ron ilys...@yahoo.com.INVALID wrote:
I have this one file in Word 97-2003 format. Repeated attempts at opening
