The Mac should have plenty of time and battery charge to allow it to shut down gracefully when it detects the battery is nearly flat. If you chose Save settings and user data when you un-installed AOO, then you kept your old Profile and you just re-installed the program executables etc.Īlso, what is your Mac set up to do when the battery goes flat? The battery going flat is not like a power cut with a mains powered PC, where there is not enough warning to shut down gracefully. If you chose Do not save settings and user data when you un-installed AOO, then you deleted your Profile, and Writer created a new AOO Profile when you re-installed it. odt files, and Writer may, or may not, be successful or you can tell Writer to ignore them, in which case Writer deletes the lock files and does not attempt to recover the files.
You can choose either to try to recover the associated. When AOO starts, it searches for any lock files and offers to try to recover the associated. This file is deleted when Writer closes fred.odt properly, but if the PC shuts down unexpectedly, this file is not deleted. When the PC restarted, AOO was "frozen".īut you then say "it was able to open the file that I was working on", so it cannot have been frozen!Įdit: This is based on Windows - Mac should be similarĪre you confused about how AOO works? When you open fred.odt for editing, Writer creates a (hidden) lock file. Summarising, you were editing fred.odt when the PC shut down because the battery ran out.
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