Le 2012-04-10 02:38, Rogier F. van Vlissingen a écrit :
With a longish document (45 pages), which started life once as a .odt, but
then was converted to a .doc because of a collaboration with word users, I
revised some of the layout in a .doc format.
When saving it however the change in formatting (first line indentations in
some of the paragraphs) is lost. I discovered this when sending it to a
colleague for editing, who opened it in Word, and did not see the indents I
had claimed to apply.
Since then, I can save the doc as .odt and preserve the indents as
intended. I cannot however convert it to .doc, or I end up having the
problem, and in fact in some cases word claims the document is corrupted. I
can save it as a .doc and .docx and open it in word, but the formatting
info is lost, and in fact, Word does not seem to give me the option to do a
first line indentation in its style sheets, so I cannot even replicate the
problem.
The issue is the same if I do it manually or via the style sheet. It is
lost as soon as I try to save it in .doc.
I cannot seem to replicate the first line indentation in Word, because it
does not have the option, I have found no way to work around this.
If your version of Libreoffice is v.3.5.2, please check the section on
the 3.5 Features page that is entitled: "ODF 1.2 Conforming Documents",
(you'll find the section near the bottom of the page).
Cheers,
Marc
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