On Sat., 16 Jan. 2021, 09:04 Peter Kovacs, wrote:
> Hello,
>
> According to Wikipedia Microsoft Office supports the ODF standard 1.2
> since 2013.
>
> My cooperate Microsoft Word Version (which is 365) supports the Foirmat
> using Apache POI.
>
> The Microsoft user needs to select Save as and
Hello,
According to Wikipedia Microsoft Office supports the ODF standard 1.2
since 2013.
My cooperate Microsoft Word Version (which is 365) supports the Foirmat
using Apache POI.
The Microsoft user needs to select Save as and then select the ODF
Document Format (which would be odt in
On 11/01/2021, Fernando Cassia wrote:
>
> Sun Microsystems used to offer a set of installable Opendocument
> Filters for Microsoft Office. The download page was at:
>
> http://www.sun.com/software/star/odf_plugin/get.jsp
>
> On Web Archive the last version seems to be v3.0 archived at
>
Hi users,
Recently I had a nightmarish experience with trying to edit long
tables on a document originally created with Microsoft Office (the
last version before the Office365 move, I believe it was Office 2003).
It had tables pasted inside of tables... something which was a
nightmare to edit and
