Re: [libreoffice-users] Bug 60390 - FILEOPEN: Cannot open particular document

Thanks for the idea.

I would say that the development team responded very quickly. When I submitted a bug regarding not 
being able to open an OpenDocument file, the development team figured out the issue and made a 
patch in three days! Amazingly fast!

I test that OpenDocument file and it will open in LibreOffice 4 (current version). Great!

I think the development team will work it out soon. 


LibreOffice is good because the development team responds quickly.


Regards,

C. H. D.


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 寄件人︰ pasqual milvaques pons <milvaques_pas@gva.es>
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主題︰ Re: [libreoffice-users] Bug 60390 - FILEOPEN: Cannot open particular document
 
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best regards


Al 12/02/2013 13:58, En/na pasqual milvaques pons ha escrit:
> in situations like this, independently of the work to be done to make libreoffice capable of 
> opening those files you can use a version of microsoft office which supports odf to convert the 
> file to odt. this can be an effective workaround
>
> I attach you the converted file (using microsoft office 2013). you can use these software to do 
> the conversion from a shell:
> http://code.officeshots.org/trac/officeshots/browser/trunk/OfficeConvert
>
> I attach also a bat file which can help to automatize the conversion process
>
> best regards
>
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> Al 12/02/2013 13:29, En/na C. H. D. ha escrit:
> > Hello!
> >
> > Do I support LibreOffice? Yes, I do.
> >
> > Let me show some positive numbers:
> >
> > When I downloaded 400 .doc files, I opened 399 files in LibreOffice.
> >
> > Only 1 could not be opened.
> >
> > All 400 files were smaller than or equal to 692.5 KB. I started the testing from the smallest 
> > file to the largest file. It happened to be that I could not open that one file which was 692.5 
> > KB.
> >
> > I am not a Maths expert. 399/400 = 99.75%
> >
> > Congratulations! This is excellent! Well done.
> >
> > To make a rough conclusion, I claim in a reasonable way that LibreOffice can open 99.75% of the 
> > .doc files I may come across in future if these files are smaller than 700KB.
> >
> > I do not know if these numbers are scientific enough. However, such information definitely helps 
> > me to say that LibreOffice 4 is really good!
> >
> > Microsoft Office is not my area of interest, by the way. It is just that someone uses it. There 
> > were cases when Word could not open .doc files in the past. These cases are not my area of 
> > interest.
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> > C. H. D.
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> > 收件人︰ C. H. D.<webofht-libreoffice001@yahoo.com.hk> 副本(CC)︰ LibreOffice User Support Mailing 
> > List<users@global.libreoffice.org>  傳送日期︰ 2013年02月12日 (週二) 5:53 PM
> > 主題︰ Re: [libreoffice-users] Bug 60390 - FILEOPEN: Cannot open particular document
> >    On 12/02/2013, C. H. D.<webofht-libreoffice001@yahoo.com.hk>  wrote:
> > > Hello!
> > >
> > >
> > > Yes, my Microsoft Office is legal. (Just happened that many other people use
> > > it.)
> > >
> > >
> > > I think it is an interoperability issue.
> > If you are very concerned about interoperability, you should be
> > contacting m$ and ask them why they cannot open odf documents created
> > using LO. Have you done this?
> >
> > > I searched the Internet and looked for documents randomly to test if
> > > LibreOffice can open them. This is the authentic test.
> > No, a more authentic test is to search for odf documents and compare
> > of LO and m$ opens these types of documents.
> >
> > > If Microsoft Office opens the .doc files correctly, LibreOffice should also
> > > open them correctly.
> > No, LO is not a m$-clone. If LO opens the odt document correctly, m$
> > should also. Have you tested this?
> >
> > > If Microsoft went bankrupt, what office suite would be able to handle
> > > thousands of .doc files?
> > Unlikely, but that is the fault entirely of the user that creates the
> > document in the m$ file format!!!
> >
> > If LO, or any other odf-compliant software disappears, you can find
> > another. That is why you should be testing "interoperability" with odf
> > and not m$ formats.
> >
> > > Then, the data in the .doc files would be lost if no other office suite was
> > > able to open them, I am afraid.
> > I hope that happens (but a small possibility).
> >
> > > Not many people like converting .doc files into .odt files, I am afraid.
> > That is their choice. Start creating documents in odf!



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