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Hi :)
It is great when it does work and yes it's really good to be able to be
highly responsive and adaptable to clients.  It's certainly something that
LibreOffice strives for and that is one of the reasons i enjoy using it so
much.

When it doesn't work, even slightly it's all the more annoying because it's
so close and some of the issues that block it from being perfect are outside
of our control.  MS tries to stack things in it's own favour (obviously) and
who wouldn't when profit is the main reason for producing anything? 
Regard from
Tom :)


jdh111 wrote:


A client asked me the other day to send him an .rtf version 

<snip />

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.

<snip />

jdh




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