On Wed, Aug 8, 2012 at 2:51 PM, Regina Henschel <rb.hensc...@t-online.de> wrote: > Hi Bob, > > Bob Self schrieb: > >> Regina, >> The issues with saving to RTF with the latest version of Open Office >> have made it "Un-Useable" ! >> and it has worked so wonderfully on previous versions! >> >> the page break codes no longer work >> the assigned page numbers no longer work >> apostrophe's and dashes now become oriental symbols >> >> there may be other issues, but these are consistent >> and make it impossible for me to use my notes >> >> is there any chance we can get these codes repaired to what they have >> been for many years? > > > Currently there are no intentions to change it back. Both methods give valid > RTF files. AOO (and LibreOffice) define a page break as property of a > paragraph. That is reflected in the RTF now. The old way corresponds to a > page break, which is created by inserting a special character. > > I have no solution for you. Using old OpenOffice.org versions is not > recommended, because they do not contain all security fixes. Perhaps someone > else has an idea that helps you. >
What is the issue? Is the issue with us reading old (incorrect) RTF documents? Or is the problem with a 3rd party application that doesn't like our new (correct) RTF? Is this something that the user could "fix", if needed, with a simple sed command? -Rob > Kind regards > Regina > > >
