Windows 10: Open Office Master document help pls...?

Hello
I have a client who has open office and has created a "Master" document.
All the client wants to use is a standard open office document but she cannot as the Master document always opens instead.

If anyone can help I would be extremely grateful!!?
or if it cant be done as well...

Thankyou in advance.
Gavin_77

 

Skip these steps when opening a Master Document?

I just created a Master Document in Word 2013, and I like the result. However, I don't like all the extra steps I have to do when I first open up a Master Document. *Eek

This is what the document shows when it is first opened up:





Then I have to click on VIEW and select Outline. The Outlining ribbon appears.*Sick
Then I have to click the Expand Subdocuments icon on the right side of the Outlining ribbon.*Huh
Then I have to click on the red Close icon on the right side of the Outlining ribbon. *Sad
Finally, I see the doc as I want to see it, in the customary Print Layout. *Smile
Any way to bypass or automate these steps?

 

Links in Open Office documents doesn’t connect to web

Hi,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.



I understand that links created in Open Office documents doesn’t connect to Web. However, it would be great if you can help us with the details requested below:

• What happens when you click on the links in Open Office document?
  
• Do you receive any error message/code? If yes, what is the error message/code?
  
• Which browser are you using as default?
  

Meanwhile, I would suggest you to refer the articles on
Using hyperlinks and
Hyperlinks and URLs and see if that helps.



You may also want to try resetting the file association for HTTP and HTTPS files to default and see if that helps. Refer the steps mentioned below:

1. Press Windows Logo key + I, to open
   Settings.
   
2. Click on Apps and select
   Default apps from the left pane.
   
3. Click on Choose default apps by protocol.
   
4. Look for HTTP and HTTPS in the list and makes sure that the protocols are associated with
   Internet Explorer.
   
5. If you do not see Internet Explorer associated, click on the application name and select
   Internet Explorer from the list.
   

Let us know how it goes.



Regards,

Nikhar Khare

Microsoft Community - Moderator

 

Open Office

Open Office is nice. Not great, just nice. It is somewhat slower when opening certain types of documents when compared to Office 2003 for example and it requires a bit more resources, RAM-wise. But other than that, I mean, it's free right?