On Tuesday 08 Dec 2009, John Carlyle-Clarke wrote:
I get a lot of Word documents at work, both .doc and .docx. Lots of
Word users can't open Docx either (they don't have or can't get the
compatibility pack) so I think it's a totally pointless format. At
least Doc - for good or ill - is a de
Terry Coles wrote:
On Tuesday 08 Dec 2009, John Carlyle-Clarke wrote:
I get a lot of Word documents at work, both .doc and .docx. Lots of
Word users can't open Docx either (they don't have or can't get the
compatibility pack) so I think it's a totally pointless format. At
least Doc -
On Tuesday 08 Dec 2009, Simon O'Riordan wrote:
The 9.10 Ubuntu comes with OO 3.1 as standard.
This can now handle all microsoft Office file types without switching
between compatibilities. For example, DOCX is now a standard file type.
I didn't realise that; I thought it was done through a
On Tue, 2009-12-08 at 20:21 +, Terry Coles wrote:
On Tuesday 08 Dec 2009, Simon O'Riordan wrote:
The 9.10 Ubuntu comes with OO 3.1 as standard.
This can now handle all microsoft Office file types without switching
between compatibilities. For example, DOCX is now a standard file type.
Interesting, because the last time I received a docx, yes I was able to
edit it, but I had to save it as a .doc.
I knew it could read DOCX before, but to my surprise when I edited a DOCX
tonight and saved, there was still only the one file containing my edits, a
DOCX.
So I checked the
Peter Merchant wrote:
I had the interesting experience of editing a (word) document under OO,
and being able to edit a table in it (the TOC), But when I pushed it
down to the XP machine, Word reformatted it and changed the number of
pages, and I could not edit that table! I ended up doing it
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