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Tom Davies wrote (08-10-11 11:47)
Hi :) Why make posts like that publicly?  Is the aim to make the
place unfriendly and make people afraid to ask questions?  If you
have to write such harsh rudeness then please do not do them so
publicly. Regards from Tom :)

I see no harsh rudeness in the words from Andreas.
He is just clear: whatever the reason for the intended conversion might be, it is a bad idea to use LibreOffice for that. And he explains why: the idea is automatic conversion from two foreign file formats with both shortcomings in the support.

--- On Sat, 8/10/11, Andreas Säger<villeroy@t-online.de>  wrote:

Why do you want to do that? It is a very bad idea to use this
software as a converter from one poorly supported foreign file format
into another poorly supported foreign file format. Whatever the
reason for this conversion may be, there is no reason not to use MS
Office for this task.

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