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Documents sent FROM the 32 bit TO the 64 bit will lose the thumbnail. Note again consistant with how the 32bit copies files. Docs transfered FROM the 64 bit TO the 32 bit comp will have a thumbnail built upon being copied over to the 32bit. Transfering a 3.3 doc FROM the 32 bit TO the 64bit, subsiquently losing its thumbnail image, and transfering it BACK to the 32 rebuilds the thumbanil (no more generic icon). Note: this is consistant with the items being copied within the 64bit machine, as they are essentially copied from the flash drive whether you use a move function or a copy function. Documents transfered FROM the 32bit TO the 64bit lose their thumbnail (for an icon), but retain the preview function. Documents transfered FROM the 64bit TO the 32bit are uneffected. Now concerning documents being transfered, this is where things get more interesting. Documents saved using AOO 3.4 still retain a thumbnail, it is updated to fit the document, however they no longer can be previewed while in a folder. Moving 3.3 documents in and out of folders, copying, or opening them with 3.4 (NOT SAVING) has NO effect on thumbnails or preview Documents saved on 3.3 still have thumbnail, and show a preview if view in a folder. If 3.3 Documents are copied (on the same machine) instead of a move, they lose the thumbnail, again being replaced by an icon, however can still be previewed properly. If the 3.3 Documents are moved into a folder, they keep their thumbnail and preview Documents saved with AOO 3.4 no longer show either Thumbnail, now replaced with generic icon, and show an error on preview. If in a folder, they still show a preview in the preview window.
Documents originally saved on 3.3 still show their thumbnail. (also please not I keep most my working files on the desktop) Did some footwork and here's what I found. Now both computers were updated from OO 3.3 to 3.4 at the same time with no documents updated during this time. However, I'm only experiencing the problem on the 64bit PC.
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Currently I'm running two computers, one a laptop with 32bit Win 7, the other a PC with 64bit Win7, and keep identicle files on both by simple transfer using a flash drive.
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