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I have an .ots template file at the directory:



/home/peter/Documents/Business_from_2005/Security_Web/


which was changed earlier today, from:



/home/peter/Documents/Business from 2005/Security Web/


Since I made that change, when I open my my .ots file from that directory, it's ok, until I try to save it, then the frame of the "Save As" dialog appears but then crashes and needs to be forced to close.



It seems to me that it's trying to open the last directory that I saved a file in, but because the path has changed it can't find it and therefore instead of handling it nicely it just crashes.



I've tried renaming my libreoffice profile directory, but despite it creating a new one, the same thing happens when I try to save my document.



Maybe the erroneous path is saved inside the document source code itself?



How can I fix this please?



I'm using Ubuntu 12.04 LTS, and Libreoffice 3.5.7.2 Build ID: 350m1(Build:2) on KDE desktop.


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That seems to be an issue of libreoffice-kde package. Looks like it is this already filled bug
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=695025



As a workaround, you either uninstall libreoffice-kde or disable the kde file dialog in Tools > Options > General by checking Use LibreOffice dialogs.


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