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             Assigned to|dbaneedsconfirm           |fs
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          Ever confirmed|                          |1
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                  Status|UNCONFIRMED               |NEW
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              OS/Version|Mac OS X                  |All
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                Platform|Macintosh                 |All
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        Target milestone|---                       |OOo 3.1
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------- Additional comments from [email protected] Thu Jan  8 13:13:45 +0000 
2009 -------
okay, can finally reproduce.

There's a number of important points, the following sketch is a minimal
description, I think:
- start OOo (important: do not use -norestore :)
- open a DBDoc
- modify this DBDoc
  important: do *not* save it
- crash OOo, e.g. by executing the following Basic macro:
    createUnoService("com.sun.star.frame.DispatchHelper"). _
      executeDispatch(StarDesktop, ".uno:Crash", "", 0, Array())
  important: The crash *must* be "soft" enough that the crash reporter can be
  started and successfully run
=> an error box pops up, information about the crash, and saying that the
   DBDoc will be recovered
- confirm the box with OK
- restart OOo (if not done automatically)
=> the recovery wizard pops up
- allow the wizard to recover the DBDoc
- make modifications to the DBDoc
- save and close the DBDoc
- close and restart OOo
- re-open the DBDoc
=> the most recent changes are lost

In fact, if you look into the file history (menu: File/Recent Documents), you'll
notice a DBDoc entry with a strange "temporary" location - this is what you
actually worked on after the recovery, not the original document.

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