OpenOffice document that automatically converts to Word document
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Hello,
I have been using OpenOffice word processing since... well, always actually, and I have never encountered any issues. I changed my computer this summer and therefore had to download it on my new one. Since then, every time I save a document in O.O. (.odt), it automatically transforms into a Word document and I can't modify it; indeed, when I open it, a second window opens asking me to subscribe to the Office pack. I can close this window and access the document, but I can't make any modifications to it, it says "unlicensed product" next to the title.
It's all the more frustrating because when I copy the text from the document to paste it into a new O.O. document, the text is pasted as it is... So without the various fonts or colors, without the line breaks, etc. I then have to manually redo the entire layout.
I don't understand what this is due to (new computer? New version of O.O.? Just a mistake on my part?) and especially how to fix it (if it's possible..).
Thank you for your responses.
I have been using OpenOffice word processing since... well, always actually, and I have never encountered any issues. I changed my computer this summer and therefore had to download it on my new one. Since then, every time I save a document in O.O. (.odt), it automatically transforms into a Word document and I can't modify it; indeed, when I open it, a second window opens asking me to subscribe to the Office pack. I can close this window and access the document, but I can't make any modifications to it, it says "unlicensed product" next to the title.
It's all the more frustrating because when I copy the text from the document to paste it into a new O.O. document, the text is pasted as it is... So without the various fonts or colors, without the line breaks, etc. I then have to manually redo the entire layout.
I don't understand what this is due to (new computer? New version of O.O.? Just a mistake on my part?) and especially how to fix it (if it's possible..).
Thank you for your responses.
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Me neither, it doesn't work (I create documents with LibreOffice Writer, but when I save them on the Desktop or as another file, they become Microsoft documents that I can no longer edit…)
I have a Lenovo computer and Microsoft 10
I have a Lenovo computer and Microsoft 10
Instead of "odf text" I chose "odf text template" and now it works, my document is editable.
Thanks for the tip!