Dotan Cohen wrote:

> 
> Although Open Office adds new features with new version releases, it
> does not break document compatibility. This is because there is no
> financial incentive to Open Office to force people to upgrade, as is
> the case with another popular office suit.

Yup, that figures.



> 
> If you save your files as .doc format for compatibility with MSO
> users, then beware that OOo 2.x does not have the same level of .doc
> (specifically .docx) as does the 3.x branch. OOo 3.x uses the ODF file
> format version 1.2, which is backwards compatible with previous
> versions, but has a new formulas, charts, and notes features. Some of
> these features may or may not display properly in OOo 2.x. In any case
> 2.x will not be able to edit these features. If there is something
> very specific that you need, then either test it and report back, or
> ask and I will try to test it for you.
> 


Thank you for the comments. I was thinking of upgrading to the 3.0 RC
but I have decided to wait for the final release.

Warm regards.



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