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On 11/02/2010 03:48 PM, Peter Rodwell wrote:

1. Complete file compatibility. I frequently handle documents with very
 complex formatting.

Funny thing here.

I get better compatibility using OOo and LibO, than I did when I was
using MSO.  I still receive documents in both .doc and .docx formats
that can not be opened with MSO, but can be easily opened and displayed
with both OOo and LibO.

They *must* retain 100% of the original formatting. So far this has
not been the case with Oo.

If that is the case, then you have to be using the same computer as the
document was created on, using the same settings, and the same edition
and the same version of MSO. Otherwise compatibility is going to be less
than 100%. Even with that configuration, you aren't guaranteed 100%
compatibility.

jonathon
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