Re: file-hashing
"J.M. Maurer" <[email protected]>
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On Fri, 2011-05-20 at 11:01 +0100, humphrey palmer wrote: > sender: H.Palmer > Op.Sys: Microsoft Windows XP 2002, SP3 > Abi version 2.8 > Abi downloaded early 2011 (Abi file still there, offers 'unsubscribe' > but no details of version etc.) > > I installed abiWord to write letters, etc. A big improvement on Open Source. > > After some time found Abi plunging around my filespace looking for > documents to convert. That is weird: AbiWord will never try to convert your documents without you explicitly opening the file in AbiWord, and saving it as a different file format. > I did not ask for this and do not want it. I suggest user should be > INVITED to take up this offer. Are you sure AbiWord is responsible for this? > Today I found an important tax docuent totally garbled; columns > deleted, multiple crossings out in red... > Now unusable. It almost sounds like a document with the 'track revisions' option turned on. > Can Abi convert this mess back into its original form? Was the original document an MS Word document? > I cant believe that Abi does not support a document in columns. We actually do. > Can you suggest commands which remove crossing-out, i.e. help me to > salvage bits? > > The document has my tax information 2008-2010. I can send you the > garbled form, but ot for publication. I could have a *look* at it, but I can't make any promises. Generally the process of converting a document from one format into another is a mess one. Unfortunately. Cheers, Marc ----------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from this list, send a message to [email protected] with the word unsubscribe in the message body.