Yes the automatic file extension is turned on, and the files are saved odt.
I finally got it to work by uninstalling the OO program and reinstalling it.
I don't have a clue what happened to cause this, but it seems to be working
now.
Thanks for the reply
Saundra
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From: "James Knott" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, July 11, 2009 10:13 AM
Subject: Re: [users] document does not exist
Saundra Martinez wrote:
When I try to open a document an error box appears that says document
does not exist.....but it does, so I first have to open the Open Office
program, click file, open, and then locate the document in my document
folder and click on it....then guess what...yeah, it opens???? Do I need
to uninstall OO and reinstall it, or is there more serious issue. I have
the best virus protection available and this is the only program giving
me any problems. What can I do, this is very annoying, and time
consuming.
Saundra
Are your files saved with file extentions i.e. .ODT, .DOC etc.? If not,
Windows (I assume you're running Windows) won't recognize the file
type. When you create a file and use "Save as", ensure automatic file
name extension is turned on. If this is the cause, you can fix those
files, by renaming them to include the file type.
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