Natalie Shively wrote:
We bought a computer with XP and OpenOffice.org about 6 months ago.
Every time we try to attach a file through email, the recipient
complains that it cannot be opened. How come our program is not Word
compatible (since that's what most people use)? Can we fix this
withou
On Tue, 2005-06-14 at 13:12 -0500, Doug Hernandez wrote:
> Natalie,
>
> You don't need to buy any software. You are probably saving your
> files in the OpenOffice format, which MSOffice will not read. By
> saving the file as an MS file, you'll be able to share your files
> easier.
>
> 1. Open a
No problem!
When you have finished your document, instead of clicking "Save", click
"Save as" under the File menu, and in the dialogue that appears you will
see "File type". From the list of available types select "Microsoft Word
97/2000XP". Your file will then be saved in the MS .doc format, a
Dear Natalie:
OpenOffice is a flexible software that let you save your work on various
file format. In your case should choose "Save As" and select your
favorite FileFormat to send your resume. (Word format!)
The same principle applies for Spreadsheets and presentations
Natalie Shively w
Natalie,
You don't need to buy any software. You are probably saving your
files in the OpenOffice format, which MSOffice will not read. By
saving the file as an MS file, you'll be able to share your files
easier.
1. Open a file you want to share with an MS user.
2. From the main menu bar, selec
We bought a computer with XP and OpenOffice.org about 6 months ago.
Every time we try to attach a file through email, the recipient
complains that it cannot be opened. How come our program is not Word
compatible (since that's what most people use)? Can we fix this
without having to buy more soft
