Good Morning David:
Can you further elaborate in regards to "period saving set" with Openoffice?
Thank youStay Healthy!!!
On Tuesday, February 16, 2021, 02:02:18 AM CST, David Belina
<dbel...@comcast.net> wrote:
If your computer crashed, the documents might not have been “saved” like when
you exit the program but the computer doesn’t crash. If you didn’t have period
saving set as one of your options the files may still be there but the
“History” may not recognize where they are. Check the default save directory
that your computer uses for documents and see if they are there. I believe I
have already checked that in my terminology the File Explorer, correct???
On February 15, 2021 at 3:46:57 PM, Laura white
(elected_scen...@yahoo.com.invalid) wrote:
Good Day Openoffice.Apache:
It a bit late for me today to be sending out emails YET in what I experienced
this morning with internet provider & losing my computer during the internet
ordeal I'm emailing anyway.
I've had some pages of Openoffice in my list at the botom of my computer &
whenever the system has gone down prior they were always restored. When the
system was ever updated they are always restored. NOT TODAY ARE THEY RESTORED
FOR ME TO RESTORE THEM &...
I'm needing you to help me with that since I do not know why they are not there
after this mornings events with the whole internet & computer shutting down.
Would you Could you PLEASE tell me where I might be able to find them somewhere
on my computer-they are saved documents when the Openoffice system saves the
YET today they are not there.
Would you Could you PLEASE tell me in what little of my internet illiteracy
indicates a newer versions of Open Office to be downloaded. I REALLY DO NOT
BELIEVE THAT is going to help me Retrieve my early this morning documents no
longer there.
HELP ME PLEASE!!! I am still computer & internet illiterate...
Thank youStay Healthy!!!
