On 01/07/2013 06:50 PM, kahu wrote:
Thank you. I am using both Windows and OpenSUSE as a OS.
I have the need to keep to a "doc" or "docx" format as a final product,
because of the requirements of the company currently. (I would love to
change this!)
I find it best to work in ODF formats then after the final save of the
ODF document use SAVE AS and save to the desired MS format. When I
receive a file I open and then save to the appropriate ODF format if I
plan to edit the document.
Here is the primary template:
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B0HMHW6qyzS-TUFMMjJjS0tKbzg
Again, for me it just opens up as a blank document, when it should open with
populated header and footer content, as it does in Word.
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With Linux Mint I was able to directly unzip the dotx file using Ark and
inspect the various XML files. I found a couple name header and footer
but was stopped because I was not sure what the text layout should look
like. Hopefully someone else can explain where the formating information
is hidden. I could easily open the XML files once I had them, so cutting
and pasting is a possibility.
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Jay Lozier
jslozier@gmail.com
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