https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=164862
--- Comment #8 from [email protected] --- > 1. You are wrong when requiring me to do the quoting differently - you only > would be correct if the context wasn't readily available right here. It is a > single thread, not a different scientific paper, where finding the source of > the quote would require a separate research. You literally changed the meaning of what I said when you misquoted me. The fact that you won't take responsibility for your inappropriate conduct or even offer a simple apology tells us all much about you and your lack of integrity. > 2. I specifically designed my phrase to make it clear what I strongly > suspect to be the real cause. It worked as intended, you understood it > correctly. In practice, people who tend to edit registry, use different > registry cleaners, etc., often break the registry structure; and the problem > may not be immediate edit of the *keys in question* - sometimes a previous > such edit / cleanup somewhere else could break enough to disallow correct > setting of the data here. I still am not convinced that it wasn't your > (previous) registry edits that caused this. You keep barking up the wrong tree. What you "strongly suspect" is nonsensical. I never touched anything in the registry. I'm skilled enough to do so without breaking anything, but I didn't make even a single change (nor did I state I did). You also for some odd reason mentioned registry cleaners. I don't use one, and never mentioned that I did. > 3. Given how boldly you claimed your idea of the "actual cause" of the > problem ("The reason is because soffice.exe is specified in the Windows > registry for each action for the file type" in comment 2 - I admit that in > comment 0, you used the "perhaps", but not later), why do you require others > to state their assumptions less firmly? The reason I know that's the cause is because that's the source from where Windows is obtaining the pointer to the icons. The rest of your comment I will ignore as I'm not going to waste my time on your pathetic attempt to provoke. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
