Rob Clement wrote:
Larry Gusaas wrote:
Rob Clement wrote:
Richard wrote:
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Its really hard to not swear when the above is extracted from WHAT?
where do you get this????? I do not have a hardware fault, I am not
"continually" crashing and that is not the problem, autosave is
supposed to save the document, geee.... read the input on this
subject (trying very hard not to swear) IT IS A BUG.... IT IS
OOo!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yes There is a bug in OOo but we cannot see the effect that bug is
haing until your power supply problems are ironed out.
Why do you keep harping about his power supply? It has nothing to do
with the bug in OO.o 3.0. This bug has been confirmed. It should be
fixed in OO.o 3.1.
Your obsession over his power supply is bloody obnoxious and totally
irrelevant.
If you trace this thread back you will find that the original poster
got so angry about OOo failing to recover his document WHEN and only
WHEN his machine fell over due TOTALLY to a power supply problem. The
inverter he had was working for most of the machines on the circuit
and would keep them going BUT this particular pc he was working on
kept failing. FIXING THE HARDWARE is quick. A new version of OOo will
take a month otr two to test and put live.
Just to keep things in perspective the last few documents I created in
OOo were 24Mb, 8Mb and 12Mb. All created with OOo 3.0 (beta and live)
and I did not require any recovery as the portable I use would have
kicked in its batery to stop the problem and any annoyance.
Rob
I have followed the thread from the beginning. The hardware problem is
irrelevant. The AutoRecovery feature is there to prevent loss of data
when there is a hardware or software failure. This worked on older
versions of OO.o. It is broken on OO.o 3.0.
Your continued specious reference to hardware problems is a typical
blame the victim argument. If it is always the victims fault for losing
data, why bother building in an auto-recovery feature in the first place.
If I lose data because auto-recovery fails, it is OO.o 3.0's fault
regardless of what caused the original crash.
--
Larry I. Gusaas
Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan Canada
Website: http://larry-gusaas.com
"An artist is never ahead of his time but most people are far behind theirs." -
Edgard Varese
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