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Hi :)
Apparently the best bet is to keep the original copy of the document in Odt
format and use "Save As ..." to save in the older MS formats.  Are you sure
the file is saved as Doc rather than DocX?  In the "Save As ..." menu it's
the "Microsoft Word (97/2000/Xp)" option.  

Perhaps the dropped caps are a different font?  One that the MS Office user
doesn't have?  If you could find the fonts file and forward it to the MS
Office user they might be able to read the document properly?

If the document only needs to be viewed by the other person and not edited
at all the Pdf would be the best format as it displays the document exactly
the way it appears on your machine.

Again many apols that no-one was able to give any answer sooner.  Hopefully
someone might have a better idea and help you soon.
Apols and regards from
Tom :)

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