Hi, The open source MS Word add-in "OpenXML/ODF Translator Add-in for Office" http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=169337 makes the following claim (in the commandline word converter)
The ODF to OpenXML conversion currently supports ------------------------------------------------ Characters formatting Paragraph formatting Page formatting Columns Tables Numbering Table of content Index of tables Alphanumerical index Pictures OLE Objects Headers and footers Footnotes and endnotes Bookmarks and cross-references Change tracking Line numbering Fields (common and documents fields) Features/options lost in the ODF to OpenXML translation ------------------------------------------------------- Table of content protection Text background color outside the 16 basic colors Page number offset Fields (chapter, description, printed by) Nested frames Frame absolute position Annotations in text-boxes Annotations in headers or footers Hidden sections Page break before endnotes Notes in lists SVM images Cropped images Embedded objects Shape top and bottom wrapping Distance between numbering and text Spacing at top of a page/table Next page style if no page break Alignment of last line in paragraphs Paragraph's background image Automatic page breaks Widow and orphan user defined line numbers Text blinking Text font weight Basic text rotation Capitalized text Lowercase text Text scale greater than 600% Tab stop leader text Individual page background color Header or footer dynamic text adaptation Shadow borders style Subtables borders and padding Tables repeat header option Tables keep with next paragraph option Unsplittable table option Table background image Tables with more than 64 columns Table cell protection Table cell shadow OpenXML to ODF conversion currently supports -------------------------------------------- Document structure Basic text and paragraph formatting Basic tables Basic document properties It is my perception based on past experience that OO supports quite a bit more than this, but I could be mistaken in my memories. Am I correct and does anyone have a list in this manner that shows what is supported and what not, at this level of granularity. I've seen a list of compatibilities with MS word on the OO site, but it was quite a higher level list than this one is. Cheers, Bryan Rasmussen --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
