I did not want to express it that explicitly.... what you wrote is
    perfectly right.I am often wondering why some members of this forum 
complain so much
    about LO instead of exchanging information in
    non-inflicting-feelings-of-others words, which help other users to
    solve their problems and/or help to move LO's development forward.On 
15.10.2012 07:48, anne-ology wrote:
MSFT does not list their bugs; they deny them;-(On Sat, Oct 13, 2012 at 10:28 
PM, Dr. R.
        O [email protected]:I have my
          still my doubts on graphics, but all the other remarks of Tom
          I fully agree.By the way is there a list of MSO bugs we can have a 
look at?
          I doubt!On 14.10.2012 10:39, anne-ology wrote:same here.On Thu, Oct 
11, 2012 at 8:27 PM, Tom [email protected]:Hi :)I prefer LO on 
Windows even though i have a choice of
                  MSO 2007 and 2010 onthe same machine.All 3 installed but LO 
handles
                  graphics better.Plus itdoesn't keep changing styles, 
languages, indentations,
                  size ofbullet-points and it keeps track of numbers better in
                  numbered lists.Alsobetter compatibility.Each version of MSO 
stuffs up
                  documents created bythe other.If i write in LO then save as 
doc then
                  both versions of MSOdisplay the file the same way.I find the 
menus
                  easier although somethings are just as easy on both.Regards 
fromTom :)From: Andreas 
[email protected]:[email protected]: Thursday, 11 
October 2012, 23:48Subject: [libreoffice-users] Re: LibreOffice in
                    MacWorld AustraliaAm 11.10.2012 20:46, 
webmaster-Kracked_P_P wrote:It is nice to see that MacWorld Australia states
                      that LibreOffice is a"must have" app/package. I wonder if 
the MacWorld
                      for the USA and Europewould have the same statement.Be 
nice to have LO listed in the "must have"
                      category in the variousWindows magazines. We could use 
more Windows
                      users, and freeadvertisements towards Windows users, as 
we can
                      get.It would be nice to have a booth in a Windows
                      version of the bigsoftware shows that happen for Linux 
and Mac. But
                      those booths may bevery expensive to "rent" for such an 
event.Windows users can run MS Office easily and for
                    little money (if any).Why should they use LibreOffice if 
all they want is
                    cheap MS Office?Idealism? Masochism?




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