Hello Juergen, > more interesting is the question what you mean with "not so god .doc > compatibility". Did you mean real conversion errors, missing data, bad > formats or missing VBA features. For the latter one VBA i would say that > we will never reach a really good compatibility.
I mean the onscreen formatting: - Images are not in the places they are expected - blank pages in places where there was no blank pages in word. This happens mostly with tables ( we use vey much often tables because we have to write many official things in two languages ( german and italian ) ) - sigle text lines that are indented ( eingerückt ) where in the original text the lines started exactly one the same position. > We are no simple clone althoug it looks so. We provide a good platform > independent office suite with an open standardized document format that > becomes adopted by more and more goverments and public offices all over > the world. I know. On my PC at home and office there is only OOo ( I must admin I have access2000 installed because it does things OOo simply doesn't at the moment ) > Don't be frustrated! There is often a lot of politics involved behind > the scenes ;-) No politics in this case, simply a office with to much power. The problem is that now probably all the other users that already use OOo will cry loud for word ! > > But the good thing is that we always work on better compatibility. > > Juergen Bye and thank you very much for Openoffice Andreas --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
