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Chapter 14: Troubleshooting Common Problems
Note: that there may be files called
Common.xcu
under paths such as
C:\<some
path>\.OpenOffice.org<release>\share\registry\...... et cetera
where <release>
is the release of OpenOffice.org.
.
Do NOT delete these files!
UNIX systems
The default location of this file under a UNIX installation (single or multi-user) is $HOME/
.openoffice.org<release>/user/registry/data/org/openoffice/Office/Common.xc
u where $HOME is the user's home directory. As above, simply rename the file (for example
to something like Common.xcu.old) and restart OpenOffice.org. A new Common.xcu is
created and the problem should have disappeared.
Outline numbering is not retained after a save.
This is issue 27534 which is fixed in release 1.1.4. However, in documents generated by
OpenOffice.org1.1.0 up to 1.1.3, one must employ a workaround to achieve expected
behaviour. The problem is that a line in “settings.xml.” is being set incorrectly when a
document is saved. Unfortunately the only way to fix this is to manually edit the .sxw file.
The following provides a procedure to follow:
1. Make a temporary directory in which to unzip the .sxw file. For example, my_text.
2. Change into this directory.
3. Use unzip or similar zipfile utility to unpack the document file that is not retaining its
numbering.
4. Edit settings.xml and locate the line in it that looks like the following:
<config:config-item config:name="UseOldNumbering"
config:type="boolean">false</config:config-item>
5. Set the value from 'false' to 'true'.
6. Now using zip or similar utility, repack the files in the temporary directory under a new
name and give it the .sxw extension. Under Linux the command could be:
zip -r my_new_fixed_document.sxw *
7. Open the fixed document in OpenOffice.org and check that numbering is what is wanted.
If a copy of StarOffice 6.0 is available, one can get the same effect by opening and saving the
document in StarOffice6.0. By doing so, this line will be removed totally. Likewise
OpenOffice.org1.0 might also work.
In either case , when the document is opened using OpenOffice1.1.x, the line, described
above, is added with value 'true'; so that will be no further problems with outline
“numbering.
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