2006/11/9, Freddy VAN INGELGOM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I save my documents always in the OOo format, but when sending them to someone I do this as a pdf file. It is very simple: File -> Send -> As pdf (or something similar, I use the french version of OOo). I even installed a special button on my toolbar for it! If you really need to communicate a text that can be changed by your correspondent, then of coarse you could transform (by "Save as...") into another format such as rtf or even doc. As I am working in a Notary office, we like to keep control over our text and therefor we avoid to distribute text in a treatable format. Regards, Freddy
Hello I think we shouldn't be shy about sending out files in OOo format. PDF is fine when the recipient doesn't have to modify the file, but otherwise I tend to send odt and ods, indicating that they are Open Document, along with the 'regular' doc and xls. Why not include the OOo logo in our signature? -- Guy
