On Mon, Feb 25, 2008 09:13:41 AM +1300, Graham Lauder wrote:
> As Jonathon noted, training in the use of Stylist would probably
> have sorted the issue.
I had asked explicitly:
> > M. Fioretti wrote:
> > > maybe this is not really a case where OOo/ODF styles aren't
> > > correctly used: this is a case where such styles have never been
> > > used, because they didn't exist where those documents were
> > > created; and maybe a case where such styles simply _cannot_ be
> > > used, because such information is lost every time a file goes in
> > > .doc format back and forth between OOo and MS Office users. Are
> > > we sure this isn't the case here?
are you saying that OOo stylist can convert to styles everything it
finds in already existing .doc files, use them as such while editing
those documents and still recognize those styles when that documents
comes back after:
- being saved in .doc format
- being sent to MS Office users who edit it as they please
- going back to the OOo users who created those styles or to another
one who had never seen the previous versions?
unless this is true, all yours and Jonathon's technical comments
simply don't apply in this particular case, do they?
Marco
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