> Tom wrote: >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >>>> I have type a very important paper in Open Office Write and I >>>> would like to open it in Microsoft-Word, the file is save as a ODT >>>> file but cannot open in Microsoft-Word. How do I get the file to >>>> open up in Microsoft-Word do I save it under a different filename >>>> or what. >>> There are several possibilities, but the most frequently used is to >>> go to File > Save As, and select the Word format you want. Make >>> sure that you select automatic file name extension, too, so that >>> the .doc extension will be there. After doing this, you will have >>> two forms of the document -- you may want to throw one away to >>> avoid problems with which one to edit. >> >> If you do not or can not use quotes for your posts, you should at >> least place a couple of line feeds between the question and your >> answer. Sure would make for easier reading. >> >> Twayne > > ??? > > I don't use quotation marks, because the message I am replying to is > already set off by most mail clients. On Thunderbird, with HTML > enabled, it appears with lines left and right of it (multilple > messages have nested lines in different colors). Without HTML, there > are angle brackets left of the quoted text with different numbers of > brackets for each level of nesting. Why do you see no distinction? I > can add blank lines, but it seems like a waste of screen "real > estate" to do that unless it is a common problem.
That makes the addition of a blank line between the query part and your post even more useful. If you used quotes, preferably ">", then it wouldn't be quite so bad, but simple netiquette still says to plalce a blank line between your own post and the one you're responding to. That is so even when the reply is being done inline, whree additionally there should be a blank line at the end of your para, too. . Twayne --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
