| Open Office ASCII Filter Options  | | | | I am currently using a Linux (Xandros 4 to be exact) laptop for much of my writing. It runs Open Office 2.3, which has generally worked quite well. However, I saved a file recently, and when I opened it again later a window opened up asking for which ASCII language I wanted it in. I had saved this as a regular Open Office file, I didn't choose anything different. Now with whatever language I open it in, I just get a 162 page long document filled with symbols, mainly #'s. This is a relatively important document, as it contains all my notes for other documents. I have already had to rewrite it once due to this same thing happening and do not want to again. I also fear that a similar thing will happen to more of my documents, some of which I have put more than 200 hours of work into. Is there any way to retrieve this document? Is there any way to stop this from happening again? | | | | | | | | | | Microsoft Tech Support 18 Tech Support Reps Are Online. Ask a Question, Get an Answer ASAP. JustAnswer.com/Microsoft
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| | | | |  headabnger2884 (215) | | Well really I just want to find a drawn out Devil Claw. Anyone help me out please? | | |  gauravgargtech (2) | | At the end of this discussion you will come to know the word Unicode support in computers. | | |  kowtow (68) | | American standard code for information interchange.. Can you further explain it? | | |  kowtow (68) | | I think it stands for American Standard Code for Information Interchange.. Can you further explain? | | |  zugedanit (1939) | | Please could you explain what ASCII is all about | | | | | | | | | | |
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