[email protected] wrote:
Hi: I can't help you with your problem.
However, when I want to save an Open Office file, I always save it as either a
.doc or a rich test. That way, I can pass it on to family or friends who don't
have Open Office but will probably have Microsoft. I seldom ever save a file
as an odt.
I have Open Office 3.3 and Windows XP.
Annie
Los Angeles
-----Original Message-----
From: Dieter Brunn<[email protected]>
To: ooo-users<[email protected]>
Sent: Fri, Jan 6, 2012 5:32 am
Subject: Problem: cannot open odt file
I am running OpenOffice 3.3 on Windows XP Home Edition. I have been using OO for
several years.
I created an odt document a few months ago (30 pages of text and a few imbedded
jpgs). I don't remember if I already had Open Office 3.3 back then or its
predecessor. Today I modified the file using OO Writer and saved the changes.
Now I cannot open the file any longer.
When I try, OO Writer displays the bottom of the file and accepts no input, not
even to the scroll bars. The cursor changes to 'busy' and the top line of the
window indicates that the applications does not respond.
What can I do?
If anybody would like to try, I can send you the file. I cannot post it to a
broad audience for commercial reasons.
Thanks.
I'd rather save in .odt file for those who don't have Misro$oft Office.
OOo or Libreoffice is available to anybody who don't have money to
purchase Microsoft or don't even use windows or Mac.
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