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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thu Dec 1 05:57:09 -0800
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Re: Open Office's Reason For Being
I thought that the whole idea behind Open Office was to provide a work-alike for
the rest of the world to use. If not, then the rest of my pleadings are
unfounded and you can stop reading here. But if we are looking for conformance
..... Are you saying that the way that my example sheet was coded in a style
that is not in general use, and I'll not receive a sheet like that in the future
( =time-format-cell + time-formatted-text) ? After all, I was dependent on that
sheet to tell me my meeting times, and I did assume that if I used Open Office
that I'd see what a Microsoft user would see. I was wrong. Only the PC users
got to see their meeting times. If excel casts the type of the right operand to
the type of the left operand but we don't, then aren't we going to run into a
multitude of compatibility problems going down the road ?
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