As dogmatic as you may be - my personal experience wins out against
your vaunted claims.  the document may have a slight formating shift -
but the data (and that is the word that was used eariler "those who
want to use their *data*") the *DATA* is reproducable throughout the
various versions of MSO.

Say whatever you wish to say, Jonathan, the facts are there.  MSO can
open and edit and save files from MSO.  I do it several times a week.

-Chad Smith

On 5/20/05, Jonathon Blake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Chad wrote:
>  
> > I don't know where you're getting your information, but from my personal
> experience first hand, I can tell you that you are wrong.
> 
> 
> My personal experience is that MSO XP files can not be read by MSO 97y.
> MSO2003 files can not be read by MSO XP
> MSO98 files can not be read by MSO97.
> 
> 
> Therefore I can assure you that you are completely, utterly, and
> absolutely wrong in your claim that those produce files that are cross
> readable.  They do not.
> 
> xan
> 
> jonathon
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