On 06/07/2010 10:55 PM, Mark C. Miller wrote: > reference I can find that brings this up,
http://www.helpdesk.ilstu.edu/kb/index.phtml?kbid=1205 describes one of the workarounds for some known incompatibilities between office versions. >there is another saying that there is no problem. As a general rule of thumb, what you are looking at here, is the tolerance that people have for differences in presentation markup and depiction. Some differences in presentation markup will cause differences in displayed content. The more complex the presentation markup of a document is, the more visible the difference between the document on the original machine, and the document on the "new" machine. The more complex the structural markup is, the more visible the difference between the document on the original machine, and the document on the "new" machine. If all you produce are A4 size pages with 20 mm margins, using 10 point Tahoma, with no embedded objects or images, then you won't see any incompatibilities between the different versions of MSO, much less the same version of MSO. OTOH, if you standard document includes 75 or more different fonts, with half a dozen sizes for each font, with each paragraph a different writing system, and occasional changes of writing system within a sentence, and you also include embedded objects, and images, you will notice the differences between different versions of MSO. Depending upon various other random factors, you may also notice differences when the same document is displayed on two or more systems that run the same version of MSO and Windows. jonathon -- Non-list email sent to this email address is forwarded to Dave Null, unread.
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