Sadly, using AOO on a stick directly is a very bad idea. If there is a crash
there is nothing to be done.
Better copy the file on the HD and once the work is done, move it back to the
stick (and delete the file of the HD afterward if necessary). If the transfer
fails, you still have the file on the HD.
NB: working with .doc is even worse in case of crash. Better stick to native
ODF (.odt for text).
The lock file is indeed a blank file that is created each time you open a file
so that no other user can overwrite it in the mean time.
Hagar
Le 11/12/2013 14:16, catherine manuel-lamarque a écrit :
same problem, so ?
*Catherine Manuel-Lamarque*
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2013/12/11 vdven <vd...@tele2.nl>
hi
My stick crashed. I got the files of. but now i cannot open them i have
the following files
.~lock.name
and name.doc
iif i open the name.doc, i have the useless codeselection thing, after
which i get a page with weird symbols. The lock file is blanc.
Is there a way to retrieve my file.
Thanks
Bryan
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