Hi,
G. Roderick Singleton wrote:
> In the meantime, I have converted the original .sxw to .odt and uploaded
> it.
Could me give me a link to that document or send me in a privat mail. I
will check if the crash is reproducible in our environment or in stress
tests with automated TestTool.
Tha
On Tue, 2007-05-08 at 10:21 -0400, G. Roderick Singleton wrote:
> On Tue, 2007-05-08 at 15:39 +0200, Frank Peters wrote:
> > Jim,
> >
> > > How is it possible to blame a software crash on data input? Is not one of
> > > the
> > > rules of good software (which, of course, OOo is) that it must dete
On Tue, 2007-05-08 at 15:39 +0200, Frank Peters wrote:
> Jim,
>
> > How is it possible to blame a software crash on data input? Is not one of
> > the
> > rules of good software (which, of course, OOo is) that it must detect bad
> > input, e.g. the "problem with the document", provide a rational r
Jim,
How is it possible to blame a software crash on data input? Is not one of the
rules of good software (which, of course, OOo is) that it must detect bad
input, e.g. the "problem with the document", provide a rational response
(e.g. fix it, explain it), and keep going?
You know, that's the
Sorry I mixed up Jim and Gary here!
Thorsten Ziehm wrote:
Hi Jim,
we take care on each crash we know on OOo. That's why I want to discuss
the problems in the correct mailing lists and why I provide you the
alternative to send me a document which show the crash reproducibly.
But if you are not
Jim Harris wrote:
How is it possible to blame a software crash on data input? Is not one of the rules of good software (which, of course, OOo is) that it must detect bad input, e.g. the "problem with the document", provide a rational response (e.g. fix it, explain it), and keep going?
Is a sof
How is it possible to blame a software crash on data input? Is not one of the
rules of good software (which, of course, OOo is) that it must detect bad
input, e.g. the "problem with the document", provide a rational response (e.g.
fix it, explain it), and keep going?
Is a software crash, oth
Hi Gary,
first of all, this isn't the correct mailing list to discuss bugs in
OOo. Please discuss this in [EMAIL PROTECTED], there you will get
the help you needed.
I took a look into our data base for stacktraces. I could found only one
with your email address and this stack looks like a proble
Gary Schnabl wrote:
I was serious when asking you to file an issue so that QA
can have a look. Just like all of OOo, QA relies on user input.
I sent in a number of crash reports when they first occurred.
Great. I'll forward your posting to the QA folks.
Frank
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I was serious when asking you to file an issue so that QA
can have a look. Just like all of OOo, QA relies on user input.
I sent in a number of crash reports when they first occurred.
Gary
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Gary,
A large number of Windows apps work fine on XP but are not able to
install or run on Vista, in general. Why couldn't some of that plague OOo?
Sure, this is possible. I don't doubt your descriptions.
Not having many (or any) QA complaints may not mean that much,
considering that only a
Frank Peters wrote:
Gary,
I haven't experienced problems with Writer until fairly recently. From
"reading the mail" in some OOo forums, it appears that the Windows
Vista (and perhaps XP) implementations are not anywhere near as stable
as the previous versions. I have a helluva time trying to
Frank Peters wrote:
Gary,
I haven't experienced problems with Writer until fairly recently.
From "reading the mail" in some OOo forums, it appears that the
Windows Vista (and perhaps XP) implementations are not anywhere near
as stable as the previous versions. I have a helluva time trying to
Gary,
I haven't experienced problems with Writer until fairly recently. From
"reading the mail" in some OOo forums, it appears that the Windows Vista
(and perhaps XP) implementations are not anywhere near as stable as the
previous versions. I have a helluva time trying to convert .sxw files to
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