Me too!
This is especially true when you have to finalize a large document
created in a collaborative context. Using styles and templates,
including the ability to assign a template to an existing document, can
save a lot of time.
Keeping this type of function helps to promote the use of st
I merely accepted LO's proposition but didn't in the directory it
proposed to save it in, but it can be that I made a mistake somewhere.
Thanks again for all,
Paul Lens
Le 31/05/2015 17:55, Brian Barker a écrit :
At 17:34 31/05/2015 +0200, Lens Paul wrote:
If I remember rightly, a
7;nt it be better that LO keeps the autorecovery files after
a crash, in case ... ?
Thanks again for the explanations,
Paul Lens
Le 31/05/2015 13:36, Brian Barker a écrit :
At 10:31 31/05/2015 +0200, Lens Paul wrote:
I lost recently a calc file despite the autorecovery function set on
10 min
Hi all,
I lost recently a calc file despite the autorecovery function set on 10
minutes interval.
I kept the lost file open for 2 days. The only files to be found in the
backup directory and the temporary file directory were 2 days old,
although the lost file had been modified several times.
Thanks for the information. I'll have a try as soon as I migrate to 4.2.
Thanks also to Tom and Jay.
It seems that several good solutions are available for the backend db.
Paul Lens
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Hello,
This instability of HSQL is worrying when using the same database year
after year, e.g. an address or a bibliographic database.
For my part, all my data remain in separate external tables in dbf
format, linked to Base.
Reasons are:
- compatibility with many programmes and readability
