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Thank you for sharing this.
We now have two White Paper on LibreOffice migrations.


Cheers

Immanuel


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On Wed, Oct 30, 2013 at 12:17 AM, dbclinton <dbclin@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Tim,
Thanks for your note. I believe that my source was
http://www.idealware.org/**articles/msoffice_vs_**openoffice.php<http://www.idealware.org/articles/msoffice_vs_openoffice.php>
- and specifically this:

   "Interestingly, OpenOffice can open substantially older versions of
   Microsoft Office files than Microsoft Office itself can, or even
   some corrupted files that Microsoft Office can't open. For an IT
   department, OpenOffice is worth having around just for that."

However, it would certainly be nice to confirm it. Does anyone have
anything else on this?
David

On 13-10-29 10:06 PM, Tim Lloyd wrote:

Hi David, I have nothing to add to the doc which I think provides a
suitable launchpad to interest management. One comment though:

    Not only that, but MS Office 2010 and 2013 can't even open some
    documents created in earlier versions of MS Office itself,

Do we actually have a reference point for this? If I was behind the
bosses chair and I could see the impact of upgrading MSO then this would be
a significant point.

Cheers


On 30/10/13 07:03, dbclinton wrote:

Hi,
I've completed a draft of my white paper making the business case for LO
over MS Office.
For now, for want of a better solution, I've branded it as part of the
LibreOffice Document Foundation and put it in its own folder on the ODF
site here:
http://www.odfauthors.org/**libreoffice/english/white_**
papers/transition-from-ms-**office-to-libreoffice-white-**paper<http://www.odfauthors.org/libreoffice/english/white_papers/transition-from-ms-office-to-libreoffice-white-paper>
For those who can't access it there, you can download a PDF here:
http://www.marbitz.com/**portfolio/LO_White_Paper.pdf<http://www.marbitz.com/portfolio/LO_White_Paper.pdf>
I'm interested in any and all comments, corrections and thoughts as to
how it could be put to good use. Perhaps someone might also cross-post this
email to marketing@global.libreoffice.**org<marketing@global.libreoffice.org>- I've tried a 
couple of times to join up only to be steadfastly ignored
(my email mysteriously disappears down the Internet's terrifying, gaping
maw).
Regards,
David Clinton




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