Hi!
The broken auto recovery function is the worst thing with openoffice.org
3 version. In a company where small unit is testing openoffice.org, like
in my case, it is very strong argument against broader use of the
program. I made a small instruction, how to avoid data losses at least
temporarily. The main point is not to allow auto-recovery process, but
to copy the last version of document from temporary folder somewhere
else and to rename it to writer or whatever document, otherwise it will
be deleted during recovery. This will be the last auto-recovery version.
Auto-recovery file can be taken a bit later also from backup folder, if
the problem is crash of program, not a hardware failure.
Sincerely,
Andis
Rob Clement wrote:
Larry Gusaas wrote:
Rob Clement wrote:
I did. He had a power failure. He lost data because AutoRecovery in
OO.o 3 is broken.
The problem in OO.o 3.0 was caused by a regression. It has been
located and fixed and will be in the next release. We should all be
thankful that this problem has been reported so we can remember to
manually save very frequently since we now know that AutoRecovery
does not work.
Now why don't you quit sounding like the defence lawyer for a rapist
who is constantly trying to blame the victim.
Larry
Which is quicker - to fix a local problem with power to your pc or to
fix OOo? That is my point - speed of response.
Rob
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