Hallo Naomi,
Op dinsdag 29 januari 2008 schreef Naomi Kramer aan [email protected]:
>> I have a couple of files, produced by copying of other files,
>> which on opening give the message:
>> + File contains links to other files.
NK> Have you tried selecting Edit -> Links from the main menu?
I have now, but did not know about that when I wrote my original
message :)
>> I noticed a spurious file mentioned in contents.xml, but do
>> not know how to remove it. Deleting contents.xml works
>> [although the first time OO opens it it complains about a
>> corrupt file], but this seems a rather rude method.
NK> If you're going to do that sort of thing, you're best off
NK> replacing the contents.xml with a clean one (from a new file) OR
NK> deleting the link via an xml editor. Give me a yell if you need
NK> a hand with that...
Yell! I'm always interested in knowing things like that. Would you
also know a good xml editor for Linux, if such a thing exists?
NK> One other tip would be - if you're going to cut and paste
NK> documents, using Paste Special (Unformatted text) might prove to
NK> be a good idea. This should remove all formatting, including
NK> spurious links etc.
I'll remember that, thanks.
Groeten,
Hans.
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