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Mike,
Have you ever tried to work with MS office? Have you ever made a doc longer than 10 pages? How many 
times you had to reedit those MS docs? Just about every time you opened it in a different PC.

Pls don't get me wrong, but MS office works just as OO.o or LibO.
And this is not the case, but please let yourself off the hook of MS FUDs.
:)

Laszlo


----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike Hall" <mike.hall@onepoyle.net>
To: discuss@documentfoundation.org
Sent: Tuesday, April 5, 2011 1:21:03 PM
Subject: Re: [tdf-discuss] European Commitee enter talks with MS licences,      Please make your 
action today against it.

On 05/04/2011 12:11, Kürti László wrote:
Even with docx, xlsx format could be read and written by OO.o or LibO (or at least a workaround 
can be find).
Laslo,
Don't get me wrong, I entirely agree with all your sentiments. 
Unfortunately, in practice the description of the situation I gave will 
dominate. The quote from your email above seems to confirm that even 
your company has experienced significant end user support issues. I just 
wish it were different.

-- 
Mike Hall
www.onepoyle.net


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