On Tuesday March 27 2007 6:41 pm, TerryJ wrote:
> Luis Solis wrote:
> > Hello to all,
> >
> > When archives with openoffice are created and if by error you
> > recorded with changes that you did not want, there is some way to
> > recover the file that it had in the beginning before keeping and
> > closing openoffice. Or perhaps openoffice creates temporary
> > archives to recover them from there, and if it believes them in
> > which place is them. If somebody knows as I can solve this I
> > request to him that it helps me, since they are documents of
> > extreme importance. Beforehand thanks for its aid.
> >
> > Greetings,
> > Luis Solís
> > Ambato Ecuador
>
> Look in Tools >Options >Load/Save >General. Under "Save" there is
> an option "Always create a backup copy". The location of the
> backup folder in my version is under Tools >Options >OOo >Paths :
> Backup. I don't know whether the setting is there in versions
> after 2.0.2.
A record can be kept on changes made in a document.
Use Edit > Changes and make sure Record is selected. You might also
want to select Show changes under Edit > Changes. When you have the
document exactly the way you want it, you can use the Accept or
Reject option under Edit > Changes. When using this feature, all
changes that are recorded remain part of the document until you use
Accept or Reject function. This is true even if the file is saved
several times before you accept or reject the changes.
Dan
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