RoryOF wrote:Perhaps inserting the file as an element of a Master Document might preserve the changes.
Bill wrote:As far as I know, you can only preserve the recorded changes by merging changed copies back into an unchanged original. I doubt that this can be done by pasting since pasting content is just as much a change as typing and deleting content. Search the Help Index for "merging;documents".
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catbill wrote:... When I tried to replace ct- with ct-s, ct- could not be found.
<office:body>
<office:text ...>
<text:tracked-changes text:track-changes="false">
<text:changed-region xml:id="ct-1474847884" text:id="ct-1474847884">
<text:insertion>
<office:change-info>
<dc:creator>Joe Smith</dc:creator>
<dc:date>2017-11-04T17:01:00</dc:date>
</office:change-info>
</text:insertion>
</text:changed-region>
...
In step 8, do I just copy and paste to update content.xml in the main.odt zip archive?
If S is ready after step 8, how should it be combined with M?
Step 5 says to copy the code to the clipboard
catbill wrote:... the goal now is to learn how to do this in the future (and to show other people as well). What is the best way to send you the files?
In step 5, you said to insert TC just after <office:text> but should it be after the tag that appears toward the beginning or the tag toward the end?
catbill wrote:... I have made the changes to the content.xml file in the Main folder but don’t know how to make those changes apply to the .odt file.
Also, in step 6, I could find only <text:p with other text following. That is, there is no > following the p. I could find </text:p>
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