No, it certainly is not! I spent countless hours writing two books in OO. I then had to Paste them into a Word template. Blam! The format went all over the place.
I then had to Paste them into a Word template.
Sunshine wrote:No, it certainly is not! I spent countless hours writing two books in OO. I then had to Paste them into a Word template.
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I guess I should have done my research before using OO.
Haribol0 wrote:The estimates have a logo .bmp and some formatting I don't want to lose. I don't want to convert them to nothing but text files, because I lose that presentation. What would you gurus recommend I do? Should I make these into pdf as mentioned above, and completely avoid compatibility with MS word, or the like? How would I go about it? I don't know everything about this software yet.
JanetHudgins wrote:…journals and publishers will not be able to accept OpenOffice…
John_Ha wrote:Remember that all versions of MS Word later than 2007 can both read and write .odt files.
esperantisto wrote:In my practice, MS Word 2010 always reports errors and always presents a certain extend of formatting loss/distortion. It is much better to export files to DOC from AOO.
MS Office does not run (without considerable trickery) on platforms other than Windows.
some folders in my database of documents for one year - 2018 cannot be retrieved.
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