in 2008 i stored a couple of files, generated with the then most up to
date oo-word-processor, on an external hard disk.the other day, when i
opened one of those files with the present oo-word-processor, i found
that -depending on the text-filter i used- i could read lots of "funny"
characters,
On 01/29/2013 04:11 PM, Hans Lang wrote:
dear ladies and gentlemen,
i have to apologize for asking you directly about my issue. there are
lots of help-desks, faqs, etc. i was not able to use them or when
trying to do so, learned they had been shut down.Â
well, in 2008 i stored a couple of f
I agree with Andrew, that is not an ODT file. It is something else. It is not
a recognizable format accepted by OpenOffice.
Did you have compression or encryption on the external drive at some point?
-Original Message-
From: Hans Lang [mailto:jackthehypnot...@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday,
I agree with Andrew, that is not an ODT file. It is something else. It is not
a recognizable format accepted by OpenOffice.
Did you have compression or encryption on the external drive at some point?
-Original Message-
From: Hans Lang [mailto:jackthehypnot...@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday,
The files does not appear to be an ODT file.
I peeked at the first few bytes of the file, and it should begin with
PK,and it does not. I renamed the file to x.zip, and then I should have
been able to "unzip" the file, but I could not.
Has the file extension been changed?
On 01/29/2013 04:11
