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On 21/1/21 8:02 am, John Baniqued wrote:
When starting OpenOffice 4.1.7 (Windows 10 system, all updates current) I get the "OpenOffice Document
Recovery" dialog box. It indicates the Document Name as CFII.odt, and status Not recovered yet. (The missing file
CFII.odt was deleted in error.) Clicking the "Start Recovery" button results in a status of "Recovery
failed". Clicking the "Next" button at this point starts a blank .odt file.
All previously saved documents appear to be OK after going through all the
above. It is concerning when starting OpenOffice I always get the same
OpenOffice Document Recovery dialog box. What is the significance of that file?
How is it used? When does OpenOffice create that file? Is there a way to
rebuild the CFII.odt file? Is that file really necessary (all files appear OK)?
I appreciate any and all help you can provide.
John P. Baniqued
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