Open Office Document Opened in Read Only Mode

Hello I accept a Open up Part Give-and-take Document. I created the document myself and somehow tonight information technology is ready to Read Only. I also have a password on the file. This file has every password I apply all over the internet then I cannot share information technology with the community for support. I attempted to undo Read-Only the simple way by right clicking the file and going to Backdrop . In properties it is Non listed equally Read-Only

Afterward I log into the file information technology says Read-Only at the bottom. Please help

Heres some basic info:
Windows 7 64bit
Open up Office 4.1.1 Version
I created the document information technology was never from an employer or individual who might want to make certain certain parts are not to be modified.

by **B Marcelly** » Wednesday Jul 29, 2015 7:55 am

Open your certificate.

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by **titansniper1** » Wed Jul 29, 2015 eleven:30 am

When I double click Edit every bit stated from to a higher place it allows me to save the certificate and take off Read - Just. However whatever fourth dimension I try to open t he file and log into information technology with the password over again information technology reapplies "read-only"

Also I used Ctr+A, Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V to re-create paste the unabridged certificate on a blank make new *doc file and applies the same Read-Only attributes past defeault there as well. Please help

past **RoryOF** » Wed Jul 29, 2015 11:40 am

The quick reply is to /File /Save As nether some other name. There is possibly a left over lock file, either in the directory of the original file, or in your OpenOffice User profile. To see this you will have to enable "View hidden files". How you do this depends on your operating system. You can and then delete whatsoever such lock files when OpenOffice is closed. Note that you should not confuse the lock files with their owning file - the lock files are much smaller.

by **RoryOF** » Wednesday Jul 29, 2015 11:48 am

Piece of work in .odt format rather than .medico format. I have seen and then many posts about trouble with passworded documents I personally would not use passwords - I'd keep any sensitive documents on a USB difficult drive which I would keep safe.

by **titansniper1** » Wed Jul 29, 2015 11:55 am

RoryOF wrote:The quick answer is to /File /Save Equally nether some other name. There is possibly a left over lock file, either in the directory of the original file, or in your OpenOffice User contour. To see this you will have to enable "View subconscious files". How you do this depends on your operating system. You can then delete whatever such lock files when OpenOffice is closed. Note that you lot should not misfile the lock files with their owning file - the lock files are much smaller.

This didn't help. I went to save as and renamed it no avail. This is kinda frustrating.

past **titansniper1** » Wed Jul 29, 2015 11:59 am

RoryOF wrote:Piece of work in .odt format rather than .doc format.

I tried your pick. I saved information technology to .odt and its still "read only" As well I cannnot run into the Edit button now. Can I but wave a Magic Wand and restore all defaults on Open Office?

by **RoryOF** » Wed Jul 29, 2015 12:25 pm

Delete or rename your OpenOffice User Profile. Details are given in
[Tutorial] The OpenOffice User Profile
only I uncertainty this will remove any passwording on the file.

by **Villeroy** » Wed Jul 29, 2015 12:52 pm

carte du jour:File>Properties...
tab [Full general]
What is the location of that file?

by **B Marcelly** » Wednesday Jul 29, 2015 one:29 pm

titansniper1 wrote:When I double click Edit as stated from in a higher place information technology allows me to save the certificate and take off Read - Only. However any time I try to open t he file and log into it with the password once more information technology reapplies "read-only"

Attempt :
Menu File > Properties

: Un-cheque "Open file read-only", so relieve document

by **titansniper1** » Sat Aug 01, 2015 seven:28 pm

None of these options are helping. Would anyone please join my Teamspeak and offer to assistance me with this affair? Teamspeak host proper name is vocalization.dolyaksofchaos.com

This is the closest to phone support as I tin go and I MUST get this Read-But turned off asap

by **RoryOF** » Sat Aug 01, 2015 vii:31 pm

Can you /File /Relieve Equally under a different file name?

by **titansniper1** » Sat Aug 01, 2015 7:37 pm

Rory OF salve as different proper name does NOT accept off the read only option.

by **Villeroy** » Sat Aug 01, 2015 vii:37 pm

Some other medium won't help if you don't answer any questions.

by **titansniper1** » Sat Aug 01, 2015 7:39 pm

Vileroy Im not trying to avert answering your question. Please echo it for me and I'll answer your question besides . I do apologize . I also appreciate that you are here to reply quickly

by **titansniper1** » Sat Aug 01, 2015 7:42 pm

titansniper1 wrote:None of these options are helping. Would anyone please join my Teamspeak and offer to assistance me with this matter? Teamspeak host name is vocalism.dolyaksofchaos.com

This is the closest to phone support as I tin get and I MUST get this Read-Just turned off asap

This entire page is greyed out. I cannot undo Read-Only on this page

by **Villeroy** » Sat Aug 01, 2015 vii:49 pm

Where is your document stored?
Open the document in question and tell the states about the location on the "General" tab of the same dialog.

by **RoryOF** » Sat Aug 01, 2015 seven:50 pm

Open your read-just file. Make a new OpenOffice file and open information technology. Ctrl A to select everything in information technology. With menu item Window change to your new blank file. Ctrl V to paste the contents of the original file. Now Save that file. Do not use a countersign. Does information technology open up for editing?

by **titansniper1** » Sabbatum Aug 01, 2015 8:01 pm

Thank you . Problem solved. The two problems I noticed were when I saved to *.doc file for Windows XP/2000 and passworded them. When I Go along them unpassworded i have no issue.

by **RoryOF** » Sat Aug 01, 2015 8:07 pm

There are so many problems reported with passwords on OpenOffice - whether these are OO problems or user issues I cannot say - in improver to the countersign being effectively uncrackable if forgotten, that I would never recommend anyone to countersign a file. Much easier to keep any sensitive file on a private USB device which you keep in your briefcase. (And notice the USB removal protocols!)

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