Bruno Temple wrote: > James Knott a écrit : >> Bruno Temple wrote: >> >>> Hello, >>> >>> I'm thinking in deploying OOo in my company (aprox 30 users). >>> As they have a lot of exchanges with other organisations which use MS >>> Office, I wonder why I could't set OOo Writer and Calc to save their >>> files automaticaly in MS Office format by default. >>> What is your opinion ? What would be the impacts ? >>> >>> >> >> If the majority of the documents you produce have to be used in MS >> Office, then set that as your default. If not, the general >> recommendation is to use ODF and save as necessary to MS formats. >> Another alternative, is to export to PDF, any documents that are not >> expected to be changed. You might also advise the others about the Sun >> ODF pluggin for MS Office, so that they can also work with ODF files. >> http://www.sun.com/software/star/odf_plugin >> >> > Many thanks for your replies. Yes the SUN odt pluggin can be a > solution for the "others", but it needs administrator rights to > install it . No ? > I don't know. I installed it on my work computer, where I have admin rights, so I've never tried as a mere mortal. ;-)
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