On Sat, 7 Jun 2014 15:41:16 -0500
Sapper <sapp...@sympatico.ca> wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> I have downloaded v.4 last week.
> 
> PLEASE HELP!!!!!
> 
> Problem #1: When I load my document all my GRAPHICS are empty.
> I have tried for several hours to turn this on with no luck. Can you PLEASE 
> help????
> I load my file and I get an empty graphics box .......... It has the path 
> name to my doc, but no graphic is present.
> How can I fix and make sure this stays “on”???

You should check /Tools/ Options /OpenOffice Writer : View and make sure 
Display : Graphics is checked. You should also adjust /Tools /Options 
/OpenOffice : Memory and increase the memory allocation to 256MB, decrease 
number of undo steps to 10 or 20, and adjust the other settings based on the 
information in  this Forum post
https://forum.openoffice.org/en/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&p=314079#p314079

It may be that your document has too many or too complex images, in which case 
you have a number of choices. 

Firstly, if your output is standard print, your photographic images need be no 
finer resolution than 180/210 dpi - anything more cannot be perceived by the 
eye under normal viewing conditions. Graphics, such as line drawings, can with 
advantage be 600 dpi. 

Secondly, it may be that your total use of images is exceeding the memory 
allocations, in which case I suggest splitting your document into smaller 
chunks, each containing a smaller count of images - be advised by the above 
posting.

> 
> Problem #2: When I am working in v.4 the program “SHUTS DOWN”, or “CRASHES”.
> When I restore I lost the work I did prior to crash......
> Can someone PLEASE HELP. This happens approximately every 20 minutes when I 
> am manipulating the style.


More importantly, you need to cure the crashing. The standard cure is to 
recommend that (even on an unstable new installation) the User Profile be 
deleted or renamed. Details are given in
https://forum.openoffice.org/en/forum/viewtopic.php?f=74&t=12426
This cures a surprisingly large proportion of OpenOffice problems. 

If that doesn't cure your instability, you need to start Windows in Safe Mode, 
and see if OpenOffice runs stable in that mode. If it does, you have to look 
for interference from some other program/driver/service running on your 
computer when it is started in Windows normal mode. 

Once you have defined your styles you should not need to tweak them - this is 
the purpose of styles.

 > 
> Can someone PLEASE HELP!!!!
> 
> Thank You
> Ron


-- 
Rory O'Farrell <ofarr...@iol.ie>

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