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Alex Thurgood wrote
... file corruption when writing to an external disk drive. ... I have an
external FAT formatted LaCie hard drive to store my files on. ... I was
working from a USB external hard disk.

I would first try to reproduce the error without a USB external storage
device being a factor. I cannot recommend working directly from a USB
device. Ever. The risk of failure (in all contexts) seems to go up
considerably when doing so and I myself have suffered from this (although
not with LO). Not an answer I know, and you have my full sympathy and
respect Alex, just a possible avenue for further testing. 

I am not discounting an LO problem as your description sounds similar to
this bug: https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=78260 The example
file does open in Writer (displays garbage), but cannot be opened by an
archive manager.

Best wishes, Owen.




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