On Wednesday September 19 2007 08:42 am, Ann Tribendis wrote:
> I have a question regarding your product. One of my students asked me
> about your product. This was the first I had heard about it. She is
> using the word processor. Are you able to save as a .doc file so she
> can open the file in WORD? Whatever form she used last night at home
> would not open. What should I tell her to do to be able to use Office
> at school? Thank you Ann Tribendis
There are several different ways to accomplish what you want. The
simplest one is to use File > Save As and change the File type from
OpenDocument Text (.odt) to Microsoft Word 97/2000/XP (.doc) and then save
the file.
You might also want to suggest your school install OpenOffice.org on
your computers. There are no financial costs involved. (You can download
it for free.) Neither are there any restrictions as to how many computers
it can be installed and used on. From a single download, you could burn
enough CD's to both install it on the school's computers as well as give a
copy to every student who wanted one.
To verify what I have written, look at the license here:
http://www.openoffice.org/license.html. I would suggest you have the
school's lawyer look at it to also verify what I have said.
Dan
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