Paul wrote: > Ivo, my suggestion, which you may have already thought about, is > exporting the OOo file into PDF. This keeps the formatting just as you > see it. > > This will work only if the company you are sending your documents to > don't have to modify the document of course.
That's exactly my problem. I use PDF when I work alone, but I also work with a company in which several people have to work on the same document. My own role in this case ranges from editing an existing document (eg. a sales proposal) to writing an original (eg. research report). In both these cases - me editing MS Word docs in OOo, or them editing my documents - the format conversions break things. For the record, opening as a .doc and saving it as a .doc, without explicit conversion to OOo's format, helps a bit, but not completely. -- Ivo Vegter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> +27-84-210-2003 Cerberus Editing & Consulting --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
