in it.
Word 2010 didn't lose the text. It never got that far.
- Dennis
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From: Dennis E. Hamilton [mailto:dennis.hamil...@acm.org]
Sent: Friday, August 12, 2011 23:58
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Subject: RE: [libreoffice-users] Re: MS Word .docx formatting in Libre Office
If I wanted to make a text box, going to the drawing tool is not intuitive to
me.
But I did that one too, just to see what the differences are.
- Dennis
SUMMARY
If I wanted to make a text box, going to the drawing tool is not intuitive to
me.
But I did that one too, just to see what the differences are.
- Dennis
SUMMARY
It appears that it is LibreOffice that is losing the text when reading the DOCX
text box.
When the same .docx is read back into Li
Hi :)
+1
I didn't know about the links and don't support the idea of using proprietary
products if it's possible to avoid them. I agree it would be great to use .odt
but that it is more realistic to use .doc.
You can set the default format to .Doc and similar by clicking on
Tools - Options
I'm not so sure the bug report being discussed is anything so simple, but I
took on your little experiment.
CONCLUSION
It would seem, in this simple case, that no one has much to be proud of
concerning interop between the different native formats. It is odd that the
worst case here is the DO
