Hello,
I have been working on a document when my computer crashed. I haven't had checked the option for autobackup, however I was making ctrl+s backups very often. After the restart I wanted to open the document and there was a note if I want to recover the document, I clicked yes, which was probably a mistake. After that there was a note asking me for settings of ASCII filter (I used the default settings) and the document opened, but there were only hashes and nonsense symbols.
I tried to find backups in the home/user/openoffice/3/backups directory, but there are none. I suppose it is because there were no autobackups, but I wonder where my manual backup files are.
Is there any help?
Thanks in advance,
Lenka
Hashes after a document recovery
Hashes after a document recovery
OpenOffice3.2 on Ubuntu 10.10
Re: hashes after a document recovery
Using Ctrl+S only saves the file, not make a backup. Sad to say your out of luck, the file is corrupted and no way that I have heard of to fix it.
OpenOffice.org v3.3, LibO v3.32 on Ubuntu 10.10 and Win7
Re: hashes after a document recovery
Thanks for a quck reply,
I will start again
I will start again
OpenOffice3.2 on Ubuntu 10.10
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Re: Hashes after a document recovery
Sadly, you're not alone, see: 22 pages term paper replaced with pound signs.
Check also the temporary folder of the system (see in OOo Tools>Options>OOo>Paths). If there are folders like sgmlf.tmp with a file having the same name inside, make a copy of that file, rename it in .odt and cross your fingers.
Check also the temporary folder of the system (see in OOo Tools>Options>OOo>Paths). If there are folders like sgmlf.tmp with a file having the same name inside, make a copy of that file, rename it in .odt and cross your fingers.
LibreOffice 7.6.2.1 on Xubuntu 23.10 and 7.6.4.1 portable on Windows 10