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Hi :)
I don't find that at all.  I do find that it can sometimes be difficult to get the right balance 
for settings in
Tools - Options - Memory

Too much and you get the effect you are talking about but the default is often toooo low and can't 
handle bloated documents with massively heavy pictures such as those taken by almost any camera and 
not cleaned-up.  An image that is displayed as half the width of an A4 or US-Letter-size does NOT 
need to be 10MegaPixels.  I've even noticed a lot of logos, around the size of a thumbnail, that 
take up waaaay over 100Kb and even 100Kb is more than they would really need.  

Gimp is often useful for drastically reducing the scale of such images to about twice the size of 
the image you want to display.  About twice the size seems to work well.  I've not really worked 
with svgs yet.  
Regards from
Tom :)  






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From: anne-ology <laginnis@gmail.com>
To: Thomas <thomas@s7.dion.ne.jp> 
Cc: users@global.libreoffice.org 
Sent: Monday, 1 October 2012, 23:45
Subject: Re: [libreoffice-users] LO crashes IE?

       That's the problem with OO --> LO; this program uses most of the RAM
therefore you cannot have other programs open at the same time.

       Therefore, the only solution I know is to save the file --> close
the program --> then open your other program(s)  ;-)



On Sun, Sep 30, 2012 at 6:46 AM, Thomas Blasejewicz <thomas@s7.dion.ne.jp>wrote:

Good evening
I am struggling to make a certain CAT tool (memoQ) work with very
complex (crazy) Word files.
Since that did not work, I tried to save a file as ODF file and use that.
Apart from the trouble I have otherwise ...

When I click in Internet Explorer on that particular file to copy / move
/ delete etc. it ...
Explorer hangs (crashes) and tells me, it is not responding.
This happens even if I restart the computer and NO OTHER software except
IE is running.
And this happens ONLY with this particular LO file.
It is not a "read only" file.
LO files stored in their specific folder do not cause problems.

The above file ... when I want to delete it, the only way to accomplish
that is to open LO Writer,
click file open -> select that file and then hit "Del".
File location (desktop, any drive, any folder) has no influence on this
behavior.

Has anybody any idea what this strange behavior may be due to?
Can possibly offer a solution?

Thank you.
Thomas



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