M. Fioretti wrote:
2) About corporate servers filtering incoming mail: if what you want
is to make ODF the only format worldwide (and I agree on this) it
is much more technically sound and light on the server to just
*reject* such email messages. In this way, you avoid all the risks
of automatic conversion that you yourself described, and put the
burden of generating documents in decent formats where it belongs:
on those who produce them
I don't think so. You don't reject business documents based on file format.
If you reject a business proposal from a partner only because it is in
.doc format, there is a very high chance he will not understand the
reason and think twice before making business with you in the future
(you know, the average office worker think *everybody* can read MS file
formats).
I just imagine the face of my CEO if I would propose to block MS Office
file types at the server level...
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