On 19/02/11 10:47, James Wilde wrote:
Quite agree! Office 2007 doesn't have anything like that - if you use OOXML as default and need to send a .doc file, you have to do a Save As first and so get TWO copies of the same document in different formats...On 18/02/11 21:30, T. R. Valentine wrote:On 18 February 2011 10:25,<ashleyt@arcet.com> wrote:The biggest reason is our users do not remember to save in MS format when sending files to customers and vendors. I am not sure a single customer of ours could open an .odt file, for example, so we have to use formats our customers and vendors can open.Yes, I can see having LO/OO.o saving in MS formats by default for accessibility for others. That is (unfortunately!) the reality.Not at all. OO/LO has the wonderful function of File>Send>Email as MS Word.... So you can standardise on ODF internally and yet send as MS Word format externally without having to do a Save-As and get two copies of the same document...Not only that, but there is also File/Send/Email as PDF. These two options were a stroke of genius, whoever thought of them. //James
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