On 05/05/2011 08:08, Dotan Cohen wrote:
No matter who is at fault for the document incompatibility issue,
Ubuntu is wrong in claiming that they ship software which is "fully
compatible". You can see that a particular user is arguing that the
claim is true, so it is important that users who can objectively state
"I had a major compatibility issue" do so. This is not a technical
issue, it is a change to the wording of the website. If you know
Canonical, then you will know how important your mention of this issue
is on that bug.
The problem is that this is a document-SPECIFIC issue, not a general
docx bug.
Both Windows and Linux versions of LO 3.3.2 WILL open docx files. I
generally have no problems here opening docx files in LO (bar occasional
minor formatting problems).
This particular file is not readable by ANY version of OO or LO because
of the silly way the creators made it.
What they did was to create a huge text box and insert all the images
inside that text box. WHY they would think of doing that heaven only
knows....
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