Twayne wrote:
Hi,

XP Pro, 512 RAM, 2.7 GHz P4, reasonably sure free of virus/malware.

Relatively new to OO.o 2.3.1 as of about a week and a half ago.
I'm having quite a few problems with some large files in Writer. I see many references to the issue in old posts but not anything that seems actually relevant. Perhaps some clarification may be possible?

Consistant Styles, only about 7 different styles used throughout.

--  Is there a max recommended .odt file size that should be opened?
Anything beyond 10 Meg seems to become pretty slow to open/save (.doc to .odt or already .odt)

-- Anything in the 100 Meg area takes many moons to open, even if it's already a .odt. I've had the occasional Save failure too along the lines of hte next item:

-- The 200 Meg and up area often results inLoad failure: file never opens, cpu use drops to near 0%, gray screen.

Only have one file so large it makes OOo drop to its kness, and I'm in the process of breaking that up with Word, so things are workable, but ... I thought I'd ask to see if there are known size breakpoints to watch out for in general and whether such things are recognized by the authors. Or, is there a better way to do what I'm tryhing to do?
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In this particular application it's a book of separately written chapters equating to about 400 pages when it's assembled into Master Document in Word. Goal is to OO's Master Document mode to do the same thing as I used Word's MDoc for; TOC, chapter/page numbering, titling, etc..

I am wide open to suggestions if there are better methods to use here.

TIA,

Twayne

This seems to be a problem that is common to many word processors. I have encountered similar problems in both Wordstar and MS Word. (I've only been using OOo for a couple of months.) I no longer generate large files like you describe, instead I make each chapter a separate file. I will even break a large chapter into multiple files. This procedure keeps the files small, and a merge print will add the appropriate page numbering.


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