Hello zhaosheng, > > Actually, OO encoded it for me , but the file name contains special > characters > E.g. "file:///mypath/＠￠￡％�Q.odt, it becomes "file:///mypath/%E%B%B.odt", > something like this > the file can't be opened.
Which service do you use to encode those URL's ? On the other side ... you can file an issue on OOo assigned to me ([EMAIL PROTECTED]). But you should attach an example file (containing no private content) so I can reproduce the problem here. > > Regards > zhao sheng > Regards Andreas --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
