Current implementation of crash recovery asks the user, if he wish to restart the 
office immediatly after saving all documents or not. The default is "restart 
automaticly = on". But if the user disable this box one time ... it will be the new 
default for the next time. So it can happen, that if the office crashes, the 
corresponding error report cames up in situations, where it's not clear to the user, 
that this is not a new crash.

An example:

a) The office crashes ... but the user disabled the automatic restart.
b) The user leave the office ... and cames back one week later .-)
c) The user tries to view an SO document using the ActiveX control ... and first he 
will see the recovery dialog. The user think, that SO crashed at that time (because 
he forgot the crash one week before!).

The same situation can happen in different use cases (e.g. OLE-Server, Bean, 
ActiveX, normal UI Office).

Solution: Restart the office automaticly and directly after the crash without the 
chance to disable that. So the user knows, when and why he crashed. Further 
external use cases of the office must not handle the recovery. Because normaly 
such situation shouldnt occure any longer.

Last but not least we need a solution, how documents opened by special clienst 
can be prevented to be recognized by the AutoRecovery feature.

Solution: Every document, which whish to be ignored by the AutoRecovery 
mechanism must provide a new property. AutoRecovery has to detect this property 
and ignore such documents. So it's up to the client to set this property or not.