I want to modify odt file with perl OpenOffice::OODoc.

No matter using Text.pm, or XPath.pm

The file will corrupted when open with OpenOffice 3.3

Here is my code 

 use OpenOffice::OODoc;
       my $archive = ooFile("aaa.odt);
       $doc = ooDocument(archive => $archive,
              member => 'content');
       .....processing
       $archive->save;

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Actually the file will corrupt even I just open the file, and save back.

Please kindly help. OPenOffice version 2.125, OpenOffice version 3.3

In reply to modify odt file with perl OpenOffice::OODoc will corrupt the file by ieeedino

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