Hello
On Thu, 2011-04-21 at 13:35 +0100, e-letter wrote:
The point is, the business user receives a document in m$ word, is not
prepared to pay for m$ office and so _chooses_ to use LO, then
complains that LO is "incompatible" (never that m$o is incompatible
with LO! Or ODF!).
When a business user (who hopefully has made a donation to the FOSS
community since higher profits may have been obtained by using OSS)
receives an LO Writer document from a customer that has been corrupted
during transmission between LO programs installed on customer and
supplier computers, _that_ is of higher priority to resolve.
The Office XP and earlier convert properly, it is Office 2007+ formats
(.docx, .xlsx, etc.) convert erratically. Conversion of the newer
formats depends on the features embedded in the document. Simple
documents see to convert properly.
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Jay Lozier
Jslozier@gmail.com
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