On 3/22/2020 9:37 AM, Lucetta wrote: > Stick with Microsoft. > I spent more time than I cared to sorting this out & eventually replaced > software & older much loved hardware at an extremely awkward time. > > Not helped by a troll & disappearing & impossible to copy emails. (If you get > a bizarre email sent to you personally through this group print it out as > proof) > > Still love OO but eventually... > > All the best > Lucetta
Lucetta we are not trolls. We are all volunteers who donate our time to this project. It sounds as though you are unfamiliar with how mailing lists work. Once you subscribe you get all mail sent to the list. You can ignore what you want as you wish.The other way is to unsubscribe from the list. The link to do that is at the bottom of every e-mail from the list. Regards Keith > >> On Mar 22, 2020, at 12:50 AM, Stan Hendryx <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> I’m evaluating migrating to OpenOffice from MSO, using a MacBook Pro with >> Mojave, MSO Office Mac 2011. I’m new to OpenOffice. I work on documents >> collaboratively with others who use MSO, so my edits need to be transparent >> to them in style and layout. My first trial had serious problems. I opened a >> .docx document in OpenOffice 4.1.7. The original document comprises multiple >> tables, one table per section, each table being about one or two pages or >> so, total 60 pages. When opened in OpenOffice, the font was changed from >> Times New Roman to Calibri. The footers do not show in OpenOffice, although >> they are listed and checked under Insert->Footer as Converted1-Converted59. >> The text boxes were missing. The number of pages was 57 instead of the >> original 60 (possibly due to the missing footers). Are these problems >> endemic, or is there a way to avoid them, have my documents look the same as >> in MSO? >> Advice? >> Thank you, >> Stan Hendryx >> >> >> --------------------------------------------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] >> For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected] >>
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