If your "court" is using the newest file format of
*.docx, then you are not the only one that is
having trouble.
How many companies, offices, etc., will be required to
pay the $400-$500 to upgrade to the newest Office package?
If the courts are using *.docx, see if someone can find out
why they went to the new file format, and if they could go
back to using the older *.doc formats.
AND, yes OOo can read/write Word 97 to Word 2003 file formats,
but not the new Word 2007 .docx format. There are add-ins coming (betas are
here)
for older Word version and OOo 2.x versions to "read" the .docx
Open XML format. But those I have tried are not too good.
----- Original Message -----
From: "James Knott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2007 9:25 PM
Subject: Re: [users] [moderated] useage
Jo Wass wrote:
Hello
I was thinking of downloading this program but, first, wanted to know if
it would solve my problem. We are a law firm and use wordperfect. When
we bought the new version of wordperfect, we were under the impression it
would open Word documents we need for court. However, it doesn't appear
it does for some reason. This program appears to claim the same as
WordPerfect X3 does. So will it open a Word document or Word form from
online or via email and allow me to edit it etc and send it off as if it
were a Word document?
Thank You - Jo
OpenOffice can read and write Word .doc files, but not .docx.
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