Am agreed with Gene Young: keep OO. Whether or not you keep, move your work into a folder tree of your own making. Is easier to track, back and preserve from inadvertant uninstalls. Search your drives by file suffix, for example, *.odf. That is a corollary issue, however.
Go to Tools menu and Options. Expand Load/Save to General; see two option fields of last line, which are mutually interactive. Select text doc in the left, then select your preferred format in the right. Notice that when you select spreadsheets in the left you are offered alternative spreadsheet formats in the right field. After you mate your format preferences to all possible file types you will see when you return to text that OO has remembered. OK out. There are several OO text formats, as with Word. Is best to specify the file (format) suffix. Don't know of a batch process to render all files saved in .odf into .doc. Open them individually in OO Write and save to your choice of Word. In the Save As window there's an option right below the file's title field. We could answer directly to your mailbox, but this is a public forum which we would be spurning. Is more neighborly to send all traffic to [email protected]. Register yourself. Look to the subject of all posts for associated answers. Your browser probably could sort mail by thread and subject. . . . saved everything in it's format. . . ? All your editors want its in MS Word. JRL Gene Young wrote: > Ellie Kuykendall wrote: >> 1. How do you view the answers to the questions if you're a new user? >> 2. Problem with MS Word and OO >> >> All my editors want docs in MS Word. >> >> 3. If I can't just delete OO and have my documents remain as MS Word, >> then what do I have to do? > > You don't have to go back to Word. Just set your default "save as" to > save as a .doc file. You may choose from several versions of .doc > files. Go to tools > options > Load/Save > General > in the bottom > right corner there is a drop down labeled "Always save as" where you > can select your choice. >
