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Zippy replied

28 February 2010, 17:40
OK. I agree with the fluffer
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AtW replied

28 February 2010, 16:36
Originally posted by Zippy View Post

Oh hell. Now I find myself agreeing with the squirrely one

fluffy
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Zippy replied

28 February 2010, 16:30
Oh hell. Now I find myself agreeing with the squirrely one
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AtW replied

28 February 2010, 16:05
Word 97/2003 is the oldest and probably best supported over all format.
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d000hg started a topic If I want my Word files accessible by Open Office...

28 February 2010, 15:59
If I want my Word files accessible by Open Office...

...am I best saving them as .doc or .docx? MSWord is the primary format and while I don't need to support OO, I prefer to when possible and don't use any features that require .docx.

Which format does OO have better support for?

And no, switching to using OO as the primary tool is not going to happen. So don't de-rail my serious thread otherwise
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