On 11/03/2010 08:05 PM, Ariel Constenla-Haile wrote: > Hello webmaster, > > On Wednesday 03 November 2010, 20:27, [email protected] wrote: >> On 11/03/10 16:15, Ariel Constenla-Haile wrote: >>> Hello webmaster, >>> >>> On Wednesday 03 November 2010, 16:53, [email protected] wrote: >>>>> What happens if you close OOo, then using your file browser search for >>>>> "Untitled 1," and when you find it, delete it. Then relaunch OOo. >>>>> >>>>> I think OOo automatically creates backup copies as well, but I've never >>>>> needed them so I don't know where they are. The Help file should tell >>>>> you. Also, if there is an "Untitled 1" with the backups it should show >>>>> up with the file browser search. >>>> The search finds none. >>>> >>>> The trouble is that the Recovery system freezes and you cannot get the >>>> window to close by pressing >>>> Finish, or "x"ing out the box. I cannot even get it to force the >>>> closing. >>> you have to shutdown OpenOffice.org, including the quickstarter, and >>> manipulate some configuration file, because the recovery information is >>> stored inside OOo registry, in the configuration node >>> /org.openoffice.Office.Recovery >>> >>> What OpenOffice.org version are you using? and which operative system? >>> >>> >>> Regards >> They Tell me I am using Go-oo 3.2.1 >> >> OpenOffice.org 3.2.1 >> OOO320m19 (Build:9505) >> ooo-build 3.2.1.4, Ubuntu package 1:3.2.1-7ubuntu1 >> >> using Ubuntu 10.10 64 bit version on a quad-core desktop. >> >> How do you turn off the quickstarter in Ubuntu? > simply right-click on the system tray icon and select the last menu option: > "Exit quickstarter". > > do a > > ~]$ pgrep soffice.bin > > > to make sure there is no instance running. If this commands returns a number, > then this is the number that identifies the process, and yo have to kill that > process: > > ]$ kill -kill PROCESS_NUMBER > > or > > ]$ kill -kill `pgrep soffice.bin` > > > Then you can safely change the configuration file: go to your OOo user > directory. > Vanilla OOo, and some distros (like Fedora) use the default directory: > > ~/.openoffice.org/3/user > > IIRC for go-oo it may be: > > ~/.ooo/3/user > > you can check the right value in the Options dialog (menu Tools - Options - > OpenOffice.org - Paths), for example, my Path for AutoText is > > /home/ariel/.openoffice.org/3/user/autotext > > this means the user dir. is a hidden folder located at > /home/ariel/.openoffice.org/3/user/ > > Then go to > > ~/.openoffice.org/3/user/registry/data/org/openoffice/Office > > and look at the Recovery.xcu file, sure you will find in it an entry in the > RecoveryList node, this indicates there is file to recover (in your case, > your > the property "Title" has for value Untitled 1 ). > > If you know something about XML, remove every node in the RecoveryList. > If not, simply remove the whole Recovery.xcu file. > > This should fix your issue. If not, please report back. > > Regards
Sorry Did not work OOo keeps crashing "due to a unexpected error" I edit the file, I remove the file, but no go. ===================================== --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
