First, save in native ODF (.odt). Remember that the .doc import/export filters have been reverse engineered, you may face some troubles by continuing using this format. Always work in .odt and export in .doc when needed only. This way you keep a secure copy of your document.
If your document has a lot of objects (pictures, ...), try to increase the memory settings (Tools>Preferences>OOo>Memory). If no change, you can try to reset your user profile but I doubt it will change anything in your case: http://forum.openoffice.org/en/forum/viewtopic.php?p=58403#p58403 Hagar Le 03/12/2012 20:55, damali ayo a écrit :
Hello Forum, I have been chugging along on a 300 page manuscript in Open Office. I brought it into OO from an old (I mean old) version of word. All was going well until a few minutes ago when OO seemed to be reading my document very strangely. The header disappeared, the endnotes half-disappeared, and when I click on a number in the text for a note, it takes me to the note at the end but then others are missing. I have no idea what happened or why. When I open the document anew it positions me somewhere in the middle of it. I have the sense that it's a viewing issue, and the file isn't actually screwed up...at least I hope so. I have no other way of opening it though. I quit OO, restarted my computer, and no changes. It's slightly terrifying. I've been working on this book for over a year. Any help would be angelic, truly. Details: Involved participants: Mac OS 10.5.8 Microsoft word v.X for mac (yes i need an entirely new computer, I know) OpenOffice 3 Thank you!!
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