At 11:34 16/10/2010 -0400, Nobody Noname wrote:
On 10/15/2010 11:10 PM, Brian Barker wrote:
At 15:56 15/10/2010 +0200, James Wilde wrote:
So what does:
Properties
Load/Save
Microsoft Office
do if one clicks Load and/or Save beside WinWord?
It influences only how object linking and embedding (OLE) objects
within documents are handled when document types are being converted.
At 13:06 15/10/2010 -0400, Tanstaafl Noname wrote:
All that does is define the default file format...
No, it doesn't. That's at Tools | Options... | Load/Save | General instead.
I trust this helps.
Brian Barker
When I ran Office 2003 and Openoffice.org on a Vista machine I has
the setting, that is listed above, ...
Sorry, but you are confused here: there are *two different* settings
mentioned above.
... set for OOo to load all the Word, Excel, etc. files directly to
OOo instead of MS's suite even though I had it installed.
Again, *neither* of these settings has this effect. You may well
have had this arrangement, but you did not achieve it through either
(or both) of these settings. The way you set Windows Vista's file
associations is in Windows Vista, not in OpenOffice.
Checking the settings in the Load/Save section does a lot more than
the default file format.
I fear not.
It made sure that the file associations went to OOo instead of MS Office ...
It doesn't do this for anyone else.
Brian Barker
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