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** Reply to message from James Wilde <james.wilde@sunde-wilde.com> on Mon, 7
Mar 2011 23:01:28 +0100

LibO 3.3.1 on Mac OSX 10.6.6.

I have a number of copies of one particular document, each copy of which
differs in some respects from others.  There is, for example, the original
file with certain formatting attributes.  Then there is a copy of this which
has more formatting attributes to make it suitable for conversion to a mobi
ebook.  There is a third copy which differs again, and is intended for
conversion to epub format, and so on.

Apart from having them in different folders, and with slightly different file
names, I need to know exactly what changes I have made in each file, and I
thought that the Description tab of the Properties window would be ideal for
this purpose.  I assumed this would be some kind of metadata.  However, I
have now discovered that information entered in this window is not preserved
when closing the file and re-opening it.

Have I missed something, or is this a bug in the Mac version?

Actually this is a bug in all versions it seems. If you "save" the file
before closing it will be saved.

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Cliff

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