The less complicated a word file is, the more likely that everything looks
and works great with OOo. VBA macros are NOT supported by OOo, so you have
to write new ones. I am not sure, but I don't think things like graphs are
100% compatible, but I am sure that someone else knows more about that, so
don't trust me on that one...
Johnny
Den 2006-02-09 17:29:12 skrev Simon Slater <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi,
I have been using OpenOffice for a few months now, have been very
impressed, it's greatly appreciated, very fresh, modern looking & works
great, thank you.
Now, I've recently been trying to write a business plan using a
Microsoft Word template document that has various charts graphs & i
think macro's, etc integrated in to it. I'm supposed to be able to click
on various parts & enter my own data. On one of the graphs, it looks
corrupted, bits floating around, etc.
I'm also supposed to be able to click on a graph & again enter my own
data, they will update after pressing enter. I have checked the content
of the file on another PC that has Word on it & everything works fine. I
am missing something or doing something wrong?
Any help in this matter would be greatly appreciated as I have now grown
very found of OpenOffice?
Regards,
Simon Slater
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