Hi :)
Congrats !! :))

Really good to hear you caught a few rays too.  Kubuntu defaults (i think)
to re-open everything on reboot and somehow i ended up with that happening
in Ubuntu too - probably because i didn't want it to (good ol'Murphy).  I'm
not sure if it's a simple setting somewhere but i found there were a lot of
advantages to it.

Rebooting other distros has helped me too.
Congrats, good luck and regards from
Tom :)




On 31 Mar 2017 20:18, "John Jason Jordan" <[email protected]> wrote:

> On Fri, 31 Mar 2017 17:17:30 +0100
> Tom Davies <[email protected]> dijo:
>
> >Renaming the user-profile will remove all the add-ons but it's
> >probably a good idea anyway.
> >Copying the default.ott from the working computer was brilliant imo,
> >as was trying to rename the previous one to see what happened.  I
> >wonder if renaming the whole folder that default.ott is in might make
> >LO regenerate the whole of that sub-folder?
> >Some sort of reinstall might dislodge something and fix it but
> >generally reinstalling tends to keep the user-profile (incl
> >Extensions/add-ons) intact so it might not do anything useful for this.
> >So unless Brian or Regina or someone like that weighs in then going for
> >Virgil's idea is likely to be the best 'first' step.  You can always
> >rename the user-profile (or chunks of it) back.
> >Good luck and regards from Tom :)
>
> Thanks to Tom and everyone else who offered suggestions. I finally bit
> the bullet and restarted the computer (I hate that because I have so
> many things going on). Afterwards the problem was solved except for the
> Default.ott.old file (my renaming). Writer happily opened the 'corrupt'
> documents and, after I renamed Default.ott.old back to Default.ott it
> opens without bitching about the missing file.
>
> All is right in my world again. And as if it was a sign from the
> computer gods, as soon as the problem was resolved the morning clouds
> parted and the sun came out. Now I'm going for a walk to celebrate my
> victory over evil bugs.
>
> I do wish I knew what happened to cause this. It would be good to let
> the devs know, but alas, this will probably remain a mystery.
>
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