On 06/18/2015 02:16 AM, Sondra Potter wrote: > Neooffice 2.2.3 Patch 0 since 2010.
NeoOffice is an OpenOffice.org fork that is focused exclusively on Max OS X functionality, compatibility, and integration. Apache OpenOffice is a descendant of OpenOffice.org, that provides binaries for several different platforms. > If I get the new version 2014.11 will it migrate into my old invoices or do I > have to start a new file of invoices and start with new invoices?. Assuming you are using ODF file formats, then your old invoices will be readable by Apache OpenOffice. The big issue is the macros, extensions, and other customizations that you did with NeoOffice 2.2.3. In theory, the macros and extensions can be dropped into Apache OpenOffice, and work as expected. In practice, one usually needs to modify the source code of those macros and extensions. Customizations usually require extensive modification of the source code, to be equally functional on the new program. My suggestion would be to test Apache OpenOffice using _copies_ of old invoices, creating new, dummy invoices. When testing, look for things that were awkward, or difficult to do with NeoOffice, and see what happens with Apache OpenOffice. jonathon
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