LinuxMailLists wrote: >But he has not been posting nor did he provide any useful information
I didn't post an outline of how to do it in this specific thread. I have posted broad details of how to create docbombs in other threads. Granted you'll have to go back to 2003, or possibly earlier, to find those threads. > nor has he responded to all the posts that have come since he posted several hours ago. There is this little thing known as sleep, that some people need to do on a daily basis. This is something I need to do every day, and was doing it whilst that email blizzard was going on. Robin Laing wrote: > I cannot count on two hands the number of times OpenOffice has saved > someone's but that uses MS Office because Office refused to open their very > important document that just needs to be finished today. +1 >On a side note, I have had MSO created documents crash Windows which would open great in OpenOffice. :) I initially switched to OOo because the documents I was working with would BSOD with MSO, but not with OOo. Harold wrote: >On the one hand, If OOo is capable of producing something that can crash Windows, perhaps it (OOo) ought to be changed so it can no longer produce that. I want to test Abiword, Gnumeric, and KOffice to see if they can be used to create the same type of docbomb. >company X is notified and given a "reasonable time" to fix the problem after which, if no fix the details are fully and publicly disclosed. I've been asked _not_ to put up "How to create a docbomb for MSO using OOo" on OOoAuthors, or any official OOo site. xan jonathon --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
