Thanks for the good suggestions. I haven't tried them yet, but what I
have done is open the original unedited document and continue with my
editing from the paragraphs in question. So far it's working fine.
I also tried deleting most of the remainder of the document, and it
didn't die as before. It also wasn't very productive :-)
This suggested to me that the problem is with the accumulated size
and/or complexity, rather than with something in those specific
paragraphs.
I just tried again making further changes to the problem document, and
found that how long it stays alive does depend on exactly where I
insert new text in that paragraph. It does seem to be reproducible.
Whatever is causing it, presumably this is a bug and should be
reported, unless someone tells me that it's a known bug.
On Tue, 7 Aug 2007, Frank Cox wrote:
Remove those two paragraphs, save your document and exit OpenOffice.
Re-load the document and add them back in (re-type them from scratch, don't
cut-and-paste) and see what happens.
You may have something weird in the document at that point that is causing
OpenOffice to not work.
If it doesn't work when you re-add the paragraphs after doing this,
then examine the content of those paragraphs very carefully and see
if you can spot anything unusual.
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