I am most grateful that you are trying to help. But surely the routine you
suggest ( which alas, I don't think I'd have the expertise to do) would
destroy the content of the file? TS
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From: "Barbara Duprey" <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, May 09, 2010 11:00 PM
To: <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [users] incomprehensible error message
Thomas Steel wrote:
Further to my earlier plea, I should have explained that I get just the
same error message when I open a previously backed up version of the
file, so there can't be anything wrong with the file---but somehow in the
process. It is quite a small file, so the reference to 30,000 columns is
nonsense. Does the word 'sub-document' offer any clue?--it means nothing
to me. TS
Just saw this follow-up. The "sub-document" term refers to the fact that
the saved file is actually a zipped collection of smaller files that
together make up the full document. Have you tried a system restart? If
that doesn't help, since the same error happens with your backups, OOo
itself may be damaged. If you end all the OOo applications, including the
Quickstarter if any, and then start the installation again, you should see
a "Repair" option that might help. If you have the unzipped files from the
original installation, setup.exe is the program you want, or you can go
through the beginning of an uninstall (for instance, through the Windows
Add/Remove Programs function).
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