On Thu, 2014-02-27 at 18:28 +1100, Tim Lloyd wrote:
Similarly LO documents created as ODF and subsequently opened in MS Office.
Any experiences?
I've had several occasions when MSO says there's corrupted info in the
document and it can't open it.
Unfortunately I can't remember what versions
Am 27.02.2014 11:29, schrieb Gordon Burgess-Parker:
On Thu, 2014-02-27 at 18:28 +1100, Tim Lloyd wrote:
Similarly LO documents created as ODF and subsequently opened in MS Office.
Any experiences?
I've had several occasions when MSO says there's corrupted info in the
document and it can't
Hi :)
Prior to MS Office 2013 MS used the excuse that ODF 1.2 had not been
officially released so they tried to implement the 1.1 but of course
they had a vested interest in making sure it didn't work properly so
that they could blame the format. ODF 1.2 had been being used for
years in many
Hi :)
Actually the Doc format works just fine in LibreOffice and almost all
other office suites and programs. It's only the DocX that really has
problems.
Many people don't even have any idea of what format they are using.
Windows defaults hide the file-extensions so it's difficult to find
out.
Hi :)
From what i have read about other large scale migrations to OpenOffice
or LibreOffice it's a good idea to get in contact with some of our BoD
(Board of Directors) and through them maybe some on TDF's Advisory
Board
http://www.documentfoundation.org/contact/
and / or people from the Free
Hi,
we hear about people experiencing problems when opening documents in LO
after they were created by MS Office in the .DOC/.DOCX formats.
How about documents created in MS Office in the .ODF format? Does anyone
have experience opening these documents in LO? Similarly LO documents
created
