Won’t cost a damn thing to try, will it?
> On Mar 26, 2017, at 12:16 PM, Brian Barker wrote:
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> At 10:52 26/03/2017 -0500, James Plante wrote:
>> Rory is usually right about things like this, ...
>
> Perhaps more often than you think.
>
>> ... but there's one trick you might try. Find that OD
At 10:52 26/03/2017 -0500, James Plante wrote:
Rory is usually right about things like this, ...
Perhaps more often than you think.
... but there's one trick you might try. Find that ODT file in
Windows Explorer (or the Finder if on a Mac). Change the file
extension from .odt to .zip, and un
Kevin,
Rory is usually right about things like this, but there’s one trick you might
try. Find that ODT file in Windows Explorer (or the Finder if on a Mac). Change
the file extension from .odt to .zip, and unzip the file. Open the one named
“content”. It will have all the text in it, but none
On Sat, 25 Mar 2017 21:30:25 -0700
Kevin Brown wrote:
> I have been using Open Office for a few years and I really enjoy this
> program. I have a problem with a certain file I can no longer open, when I
> attempt to do so it comes up with all my text being # hashtags and can’t fix
> the proble
I have been using Open Office for a few years and I really enjoy this program.
I have a problem with a certain file I can no longer open, when I attempt to do
so it comes up with all my text being # hashtags and can’t fix the problem.
When the file is clicked it brings up a bar that says ASCII F
