2008/11/30 Kathleen Deyo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Either have your tech support team contact me
There is none. We are all volunteers. Most of us ask questions, many of us answer other people's questions and a lot of us do both. > or let me know the answer > yourself. That's the way it's going to be on this list in most cases. > I typed something and saved it under documents and when I sent it > via email 3 people could not open the document and were warned it could > have > safety issues. Please help. > Thank you. I have the latest Mac Leopard and need help with your program > IMMEDIATELY That's was very little information, but I recognize that problem so I assume that you are sending ODF documents to people (that's the default file type in OpenOffice.org). That's generally a good idea, especially when the recipients also have OpenOffice.org or other ODF compatibile software. Unfortunately some people use MS Office, which doesn't seem to be compatible (yet) with our files (which have been International standard now for more than 2 years, ISO/IEC 26300:2006). Someone said that you should save your documents in another format, and you could do that. I, on the other hand, wouldn't do that. I would tell those people to install an ODF plugin for their MS Office suite. Take a look here<http://www.sun.com/software/star/odf_plugin/> . Of course you could tell them to install OpenOffice.org (or other compatible software), but people tend not to like being suggested doing things like that… But they should at least know it's possible to have both MS Office and OpenOffice.org installed and run at the same time. Johnny Rosenberg
