I don't think so, but I am not a lawyer. What I do know is that MANY
commercial and non-commercial (like this one) programs can do it, and
they still exist. The software isn't illegal, and you don't have to use
the Microsoft formats. In fact, unless you need to send files to someone
else, use the included OpenDocument format. It makes much smaller files,
cannot contain viruses, and is a completely open standard.
Henrik Sundberg wrote:
2005/10/29, Timothy Stockdale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Greetings,
Thanks for your product. I was just wondering whether or not this is
completely legal. Even using it to open certain Microsoft files? (Word,
Powerpoint, Excel)
I'm also uncertain. Is the reversed engineering ,used to construct the
import export filters, completely legal?
/Henrik
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