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How to avoid huge files for template documents?
I am using OpenOffice to edit a huge template document. The original is about 60 MB. After making changes, it ends up in the 100 MB range. I read somewhere that this was caused by attachments and sounds like OpenOffice doesn't know how to handle them correctly.
I have checked the most obvious sources, in particular the file format settings. The results are always the same:
Text Template: Attachments disabled
and
Save to: Automatic, no compression
and of course, the associated options for text and graphics are greyed out.
My first thought was to convert it to another format, but then I noticed that there's already a.odt file in the original document that I can't open anymore. Even when opening the file as a document, I get the "Unable to load document" message.
As it's on my server, I'd like to avoid moving the whole file if possible, so I tried to open it directly on a Windows machine. It seemed to work fine, but then again, I'm not really familiar with this kind of conversion. I also have a Mac OS X machine.
Does anybody know how I can make OpenOffice realize that my file contains attachments, so that the template can be edited in a "correct" way without having to go through an intermediate stage that doesn't support all the features of the.odt format?
A:
If you're in the "Open Office text" menu, you can edit the document from there, which should be a bit more reliable than the "Import" function (which may ignore the format of the attached file and just import the base file).
You might be able to fix the problem by just re-exporting the document as plain text, but you won't be able to save to the original format.
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