https://bz.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=126682
--- Comment #9 from John <[email protected]> --- This "fault" can always be reproduced by: 1 Open a .odt file containing one image 2 Wait until the image is flushed from memory (Tools > Options > Memory ...) 3 Navigate to the Temp folder defined in Tools > Options > Paths 4 Find the temp folder being used - it will have a name of the form sv4890tv.tmp 5 When the image is flushed to the folder - it will be a name like sv48gg75.tmp - delete the temporary file 6 Note how the document still shows the image. 7 Scroll the image off screen. Scroll back. Note the image is replaced by Error Message and frame as in the image posted by the OP. 8 File > Save. File > Open. Note how the error message is gone and there is no image stored in the .odt file \Pictures folder. The questions are: 1 Why does Writer use a generally available folder on the PC accessible to any application for these temporary files? Surely it would be better to use a temporary folder in the AOO User Profile where files will be safe from accidental deletion. Note that some disk cleaning utilities delete *.* from the temporary folder, some only delted files aged over 24 hours. 2 What is deleting temporary image files from the "available to anyone on the PC" temporary folder? 3 Why does Writer not mark these temporary IMAGE files as WRITE PROTECT or OPEN IN AOO to prevent them being deleted? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the issue.
