Bottom posted:
Mark Hurst wrote:
I have had the same problem - and ended up saving ALL work done in
open office as MS file types.... .doc .xls etc. When saving these
types of files there does not appear to be a problem.
If other software writers can manage to write applications that run
in Windows without problems, why can't contributors to Open Office.
Seems like it is a pretty brain damaged application if it cannot
save it's native file format in an operating system it was designed
to run under.
Isn't this the application that open source affecionados are hoping
will oust MS dominance from the PC/Windows marketplace?
I use OO purely because it is NOT an MS product, but it quite clearly
is miles behind other products - and as such will probably never
become a serously used application in the marketplace - a BIG shame.
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> On 07/17/2007 01:39 PM, Hagar de l'Est wrote:
>> Make sure there is no application running that clean the
>> temporary folder. See this thread :
>> http://www.oooforum.org/forum/viewtopic.phtml?t=54930
>>
>> Beware, you're not subscribed to the list, you may miss answers.
>>
>> Hagar
> I posted about this several month ago (regarding the temp folder);
> the easiest solution is to change the temp folder path to something
> other than the system temp path.
>
> However: that may not be the actual problem (temp folder) and there
> may be some other bug that hasn't been nailed down yet. See the
> July 5 thread "Save error in Writer" started by Alister Lownie:
> http://www.nabble.com/Save-error-in-Writer-t4030942.html
>
> -- Please bottom post
>
>
>> Le 17.07.2007 14:58, Jonathan a écrit :
>>
>>> Hi I am using version 2.2.1 of OpenOffice.org. My problem is :
>>> Whenever I try to save my documents in writer after being open
>>> for a while they won't save. I just get the message "Error
>>> saving document: write error. Error writing file." And so have
>>> to copy the changes made then close the document and reopen it
>>> and then paste additions and close again. Then it saves it.
>>> This has happened a number of time since downloading the
>>> updated version.
>>>
>>> Many thanks Jonathan
In writer, about the 6th or so icon from the left looks like a pencil
lying on a sheet of notepaper. Does clicking on that icon enable the
formerly read-only document to be finally saved in .odt format?
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