Hi John,
I see a lot of topics in your email. So please forgive me if I hurry
through them. I understand that you have troubles at the moment and
maybe not the mind for all of this right now.
a) Important:
Please note you published your phone number on the internet. We do
advise against it, please look take care on your privacy. This email is
copied to various archives which are public reachable. This has been
done now for 30 or so years. And you agreed to this by sending this to
the email address of your choseing.
b) About your main Issue recovering files:
You have options at [1]. The tutorial describes what you can do on total
loss. Which is far more then what you experience in my opionion. We try
to improve the ressilliance in such cases.
But there is not much that we can do when the system starts to stop.
c) your options on Office tools for the future
AOO is not a cloud tool, and thus is hardly comparable to O365 as it is
offered today. The right match would be next Cloud or OwnCloud, with
their Web implementation of LibreOffice(LO) / OneOffice /ColaboraOffice.
You can buy services that are cheaper, or similar price then O365. Which
brings me to AOO. AOO is currently developed on pro-bono model.
The business people have forked into LibreOffice [3], they have more
business support options, due to their stronger commercial footprint. (I
am oversimplifying here, for the shake on the message.) You can try
reach out to companies at [2] concerning AOO, to receive professional
service. However this include likely involve cost.
d) On your System Choice
I want to give you a story of a Yoga teacher[4]. Maybe this is something
for you to read. I wonder why your Operating system has been started to
reboot, during your important work. This should not happen.
Maybe you want to look into your setup in general.
my general opinion:
# If you need professional help, plan it up front and not when you are
in an emergency.
# Have a fail strategy ready. Not only this gives you faith, but it will
help in emergency situations.
# Dont fear to invest time into your IT. Build your own know How. You
need less then you think, but the right one.
All the Best
Petko
AOO Committer
[1] https://forum.openoffice.org/en/forum/viewtopic.php?f=71&t=85038
[2] https://www.openoffice.org/bizdev/consultants.html
[3] https://www.libreoffice.org/
[4] https://opensource.com/article/21/11/linux-yoga
Am 12.11.21 um 08:44 schrieb John Carll:
Hello,
This is to inform you that I have been using Open Office calc spread sheets for
many years.
Today while I was working on one of the ODT docs in Open Office calc, my
computer was suddenly rebooted and I lost the important data from 10/14/2021 to
11/8/2021.
I unable to see any recovery option on the tool itself. Also, I am unable to
find any live support person who can help.
I just need a way to recover the data entry files and cannot find a way to do
so.
PLEASE look into it, I really don't want to move to MS-Excel.
I researched the Open Office community forum but cannot find a solution.
Please contact me ASAP, these are the files I used to keep track of my drivers
payroll and need to issue payroll checks tomorrow.
Thank you,
John Carll Silverstar Logistics, Inc.Direct: 909-938-9104Fax: 888-441-8001
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