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It doesn’t stay in Black & White for very long, as they take a look at their destination.

There’s a bit of dialogue to explain why the other member of the Tardis team, Victoria, was temporarily absent, which is really only for ‘true fans’ as casual viewers like me wouldn’t even remember who the team was back then. It opens in Black & White with Patrick Troughton’s Doctor, along with Fraser Hines as Jamie McCrimmon, in the Tardis.

But Holmes did write this story, and more in the next series. Allegedly the producer, John Nathan Turner didn’t want older writers on the show, as he was worried his role as the most important person on the production might be eroded. One of the better entries in this season for several reasons, the first being it’s written by Robert Holmes, one of the best writers of the classic series, who was brought back to the series by script editor Eric Saward to add a touch of class. So I now have two ways to see my files.Back to Doctor Who for this tape and we’re still with Colin Baker’s first full season. Just for interest I tried downloading LibreOffice and this works when I log on as Administrator. In the end I tried logging on as a Guest User (this proved a bit tricky, but I eventually succeeded) and this really works!!!! It's annoying to have to do this to access my files, but there you are. SOLVED> I tried all sorts, such as rebooting, deleting OpenOffice and downloading again, asking Apple (not much help). I have tried some of the tips in the general help area, but none make a difference. My MacBook is running macOS High Sierra 10.13.4 and I have the latest version of OpenOffice 4.1.5. None of my files will open, although I have used them all successfully in the past, although I don't use them very often, so it is difficult to say when the trouble started or if it coincided with an Apple software update. The message in the Subject line then appears.

When I click to open a file the icon appears for a few seconds and then disappears.