Re: locked file

2016-07-18 Thread Heather

thank you

I have tried several times opening the file by deleting the locked file 
but it doesn't work. the USb has the locked file with it.



On 17/07/2016 9:27 PM, Johnny Rosenberg wrote:

2016-07-17 6:18 GMT+02:00 Heather<mcfar...@xtra.co.nz>:



Having trouble with a UBS. I have a ODT file which I can't open. It states
corrupt and therefore cannot be opened can try to repair file,should Open
Office repair the file so I press Yes, and then I get a blank page at the
top says repaired doc.

There is an attached locked file of 1kg.  It is a big file 56,000kg.


Ok, you obviously mean kB or KiB. The difference is not very big, but I
guess kB, so we are talking about 56 MB here, which is exactly 56·10⁶ B.
Then I'm also assuming your comma character is a thousands separator and
not a decimal separator – even though that's not the case in about half of
all the countries in the world, mine included.

Yes, that's indeed a very big file. Way too big to attach anywhere, I
think. Files attached to this mailing list are usually stripped off, no
matter what size they are, so if you want someone to have a look at them,
you need to upload them somewhere and provide a link to them.

If you can't open a file just because there's a file in the same folder
with its name ending with ”.lock”, just remove that file and try again.
That file is there to prevent someone else to open the file in edit mode
when it's already opened by someone else. If Apache OpenOffice crash during
editing, the lock file is probably not removed automatically, therefore you
need to remove it manually.

However, you should be able to open the USB version, since there is
probably no lock file on it…



Kind regards

Johnny Rosenberg




I also have the same file on the computer -I made a copy of the usb, but I
am unable to open it.
regards
Heather

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Re: locked file

2016-07-17 Thread Johnny Rosenberg
2016-07-17 10:18 GMT+02:00 Martin Groenescheij <mar...@groenescheij.com>:

>
>
> On 17/07/16 2:18 PM, Heather wrote:
>
>>
>> Having trouble with a UBS. I have a ODT file which I can't open. It
>> states corrupt and therefore cannot be opened can try to repair file,should
>> Open Office repair the file so I press Yes, and then I get a blank page at
>> the top says repaired doc.
>>
>> There is an attached locked file of 1kg.  It is a big file 56,000kg.
>>
>
> That's far to heavy to lift by one person, probably you can hire a
> forklift truck.


Well, 56 ton requires a really big forklift truck. Maybe too expensive for
most users?
Or maybe the comma is a decimal separator, just like it is in about half of
all the countries in the world, making it 56 kg and not a gram more or
less. Then only a friend is needed. Together they can lift it without
destroying their backs, I think.


Kind regards

Johnny Rosenberg



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>
>> I also have the same file on the computer -I made a copy of the usb, but
>> I am unable to open it.
>> regards
>> Heather
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Re: locked file

2016-07-17 Thread Johnny Rosenberg
2016-07-17 6:18 GMT+02:00 Heather <mcfar...@xtra.co.nz>:

>
> Having trouble with a UBS. I have a ODT file which I can't open. It states
> corrupt and therefore cannot be opened can try to repair file,should Open
> Office repair the file so I press Yes, and then I get a blank page at the
> top says repaired doc.
>
> There is an attached locked file of 1kg.  It is a big file 56,000kg.
>

Ok, you obviously mean kB or KiB. The difference is not very big, but I
guess kB, so we are talking about 56 MB here, which is exactly 56·10⁶ B.
Then I'm also assuming your comma character is a thousands separator and
not a decimal separator – even though that's not the case in about half of
all the countries in the world, mine included.

Yes, that's indeed a very big file. Way too big to attach anywhere, I
think. Files attached to this mailing list are usually stripped off, no
matter what size they are, so if you want someone to have a look at them,
you need to upload them somewhere and provide a link to them.

If you can't open a file just because there's a file in the same folder
with its name ending with ”.lock”, just remove that file and try again.
That file is there to prevent someone else to open the file in edit mode
when it's already opened by someone else. If Apache OpenOffice crash during
editing, the lock file is probably not removed automatically, therefore you
need to remove it manually.

However, you should be able to open the USB version, since there is
probably no lock file on it…



Kind regards

Johnny Rosenberg



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> I also have the same file on the computer -I made a copy of the usb, but I
> am unable to open it.
> regards
> Heather
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Re: locked file

2016-07-17 Thread Martin Groenescheij



On 17/07/16 2:18 PM, Heather wrote:


Having trouble with a UBS. I have a ODT file which I can't open. It 
states corrupt and therefore cannot be opened can try to repair 
file,should Open Office repair the file so I press Yes, and then I get 
a blank page at the top says repaired doc.


There is an attached locked file of 1kg.  It is a big file 56,000kg.


That's far to heavy to lift by one person, probably you can hire a 
forklift truck.




I also have the same file on the computer -I made a copy of the usb, 
but I am unable to open it.

regards
Heather

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