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I finally got the LO bugtracker to come up:
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=36862

On Thu, May 5, 2011 at 10:14, Gordon Burgess-Parker
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....


Are you suggesting that LO/OOo will not display images in a text box,
but that is a valid MSO docx feature? If so, then please add that
information to the bug. However, please remember that the bugtracker
is a technical device, so just add the technical details of why the
document does not display, without the ad hominem attacks on the
document creators. Stupid or not, that is how people are creating
documents and LO must deal with it or not be compatible.

Thank you for your insight!


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