Created attachment 108723 [details] File that exhibits the behavior When opening a spreadsheet, and subsequently closing the application, a message-box pops up telling me 'Save changes to document "lift & v100+.ods" before closing?' Your changes will be lost if you don't save them. I'm sorry to say, just opening a file and closing the application (or for that matter, the file) without ever having touched it should NEVER result in this message!
Reproducible with LO 4.3.3.2 (Win 8.1), but I would assess it as normal, because it is perhaps not a serious glitch, but of course annoying.
It is NOT normal. One of the bad consequences of this problem is the fact that a user who actually saves the file again also changes the last modification time of the file, which may have further consequences, especially in corporate environments!
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Seems to be solved, no more message in 5.0.4.2 on W7-64