--- "eric.bachard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > If it means anything, I've been vigorously
> testing out Mac OOo 2.0r3
> > lately, and maybe it converted a NeoO file which I
> saved again as a .sxw
> > and had subtly changed it enough to gag NeoO
> somehow?
>
> I have no idea, sorry. Just a question : you mean
> Neo Office used it'
> own file extension ?
>
NeoOffice will be using the old OpenOffice file
extension, while OpenOffice 2 will be using the new
OpenDocument file format.
Once or if, NeoO is using 1.1.5 as the baseline (I
believe it currently uses 1.1.4), then there will be
OpenDocument import/export functionality, which is
native in OpenOffice 2.
I haven't used OOo 1.1.5 yet, but it is one of the
major features in the update apart from bug fixes.
>
> Regards,
> eric bachard
>
Shaun McDonald
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