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A client asked me the other day to send him an .rtf version of a file I had
sent to him in Word 97/2000/XP format a few months earlier.

I opened the file in LO 3.3.4 [OOO330m19 (Build:401)] and re-saved it in
.rtf format. I then opened the new .rtf file in LO: flawless.
My client, too, confirmed that the .rtf file was perfect for his purposes.
It felt good being able to help him with this.

OS is Ubuntu 11.04, preinstalled on a new local-brand (Steg) box.

jdh



On 11/07/2011 03:28 PM, Pedro wrote:
prino wrote:
As an aside, the fact that it's very easy to turn plain text into RTF
using about any editor and/or simple scripts is a big advantage that RTF
has over ODF, try making an ODT file on IBM's z/OS...

It is easy to turn any document into RTF but you never know what will show
up in another editor.

In any case let me make it clear that ODF has the same problem.

I'm not saying ODF is superior to RTF (except that RTF is mostly/completely
abandoned and ODF is under development). I meant that if you are going to
use LibreOffice that is the best file format to use because it is what the
program uses internally. All other formats are converted to ODF at opening
and back at saving.

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