2008/3/7, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Just wanted to pass this on in hope that this might helps someone. Big
> part
> of the problem was attempting to change the file extensions. I recently
> re-installed XP, re-defaulted settings. There is a setting, in file
> types, that
> hi
I have a friend that was able to open the corrupted file on his MAC using
Neo Office.
just wanted to share this.
Rene
In a message dated 3/7/2008 10:13:38 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Just wanted to pass this on in hope that this might helps someone. Big
Just wanted to pass this on in hope that this might helps someone. Big part
of the problem was attempting to change the file extensions. I recently
re-installed XP, re-defaulted settings. There is a setting, in file types,
that
hides or does not allow you to change the file extensions.
On Thu, Mar 06, 2008 at 07:40:09PM +0100, Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
> By the way, since this is the discussion list, why is OpenOffice.org using
> the .zip format? Since it is Open Source, wouldn't .tar.bz be a better
> choice?
>
Both implementations are opensource. Zip is an archive format that
(opt
Thanks for the clarification. Change the file extension to a zip = *.odt
to *.zip. Now if I can get it to change, so far stuffit has not recognized
the extension change. I have tried a known good file and experencing the same
issues, maybe I am doing something incorrect. Will keep worki
2008/3/6, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>
> I use stuffit utility, still not clear about getting more file(s) back
> then
> what I started with? When I zip and then unzip the *.odt, I have only
> one
> file. If I understand correct, there are file(s) generated or hidden
> after
> co
I use stuffit utility, still not clear about getting more file(s) back then
what I started with? When I zip and then unzip the *.odt, I have only one
file. If I understand correct, there are file(s) generated or hidden after
compressing/extracting the *.odt file? Be happy to send you th
2008/3/6, Robin Laing <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > When writer tries to recover the file, sometimes it is
> successful others
> > times not (same file). That seems to depends on if I rename the file
> and try to
> > open it. If I hit cancel (recovery stage) it will ope
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When writer tries to recover the file, sometimes it is successful others
times not (same file). That seems to depends on if I rename the file and try to
open it. If I hit cancel (recovery stage) it will open the recovered file
(different named, same file) and lock
When writer tries to recover the file, sometimes it is successful others
times not (same file). That seems to depends on if I rename the file and try
to
open it. If I hit cancel (recovery stage) it will open the recovered file
(different named, same file) and lock up. If I am not posting
I see note pad and word will not make sense of the file. Is there a editor
program out there that I can use to remove/edit the html and table stuff from
the file? I am thinking this is where the problem is, not 100%.
thanks
Rene
In a message dated 3/6/2008 10:44:27 A.M. Eastern Standar
Hi, not sure if we are talking about the same type of file. I am thinking
you might be referring too the main openoffice folder, not a file from one of
the modules. I did try to zip it, expand, rename, (not in that order) and
did not have any luck, only the original "file" appears and noth
Just rename the file to something.zip, unzip it and you'll find some xml
files. These can be opened with an text editor, such as gEdit, Emacs, Vi or
even OpenOffice.org, edited and saved. Then zip it again and rename it to
something.odt.
Johnny Rosenberg
2008/3/5, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTEC
Hi,
Not sure if this is the appropriate forum for this question. I have a open
office writer file that is corrupt or something is wrong with it. The
file/page(s) has html links and tables on some of the pages, I am suspecting
this
has something to do with the error.
I re-loaded openoff
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