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Every time I start OOo I get a list of some files that it tries to recover. These  
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Every time I start {{AOo}} I get a list of some files that it tries to recover. These  
 
files are no longer on my computer.  
 
files are no longer on my computer.  
How can I stop OOo from trying to recover files that no longer exist?
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How can I stop {{AOo}} from trying to recover files that no longer exist?
 
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The File Recovery window that starts at the beginning of your session has a Cancel button.
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The File Recovery window that starts at the beginning of your session has a {{button|Cancel}} button.
Click Cancel. When asked if you really want to cancel the recovery attempt, affirm.
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Click {{button|Cancel}}.  
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When asked if you really want to cancel the recovery attempt, '''confirm'''.
 
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Latest revision as of 14:50, 31 August 2021


Every time I start Apache OpenOffice I get a list of some files that it tries to recover. These files are no longer on my computer. How can I stop Apache OpenOffice from trying to recover files that no longer exist?


The File Recovery window that starts at the beginning of your session has a  Cancel  button. Click  Cancel . When asked if you really want to cancel the recovery attempt, confirm.

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