On Thu November 24 2005 11:23, + sailaja bhandaru wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> I have used openoffice(1.1.3/1.9.96/1.9.104/2.0).
> These are the issues i feel to be sorted out with regards to the
> MS
> office compatibility with openoffice
>
> 1. In the openoffice-calc(Spreadsheet) If u format ur
> cells(border
> them), and save the document, send it to a windows machine and
> try to
> open the file, all the data is fine. but the cells around
> become
> blank(looks like a white page). it looks very horrible. why is
> this
> happening? What happened to the cells which were there?
>
> 2. And one other thing is CELL BORDERING. If I border the cell
> in
> Openoffice-Calc(cell border size from 1.5,2.0), i cant see the
> border in
> MS office. it appears as a dotted line. why?
> if i give cell border above 2points, its visible in MS office.
> In
> openoffice if its more dark, much thick, then in MSoffice its
> normal....
> Whats the thing thats making this happen.
>
> I am using openoffice since long time. On the long run, it
> really bug
> you if u go into the details much.
> editing , cut, copy, paste things happen normally.
>
> Is there anyone who could help me out witha solution or a reason
> why
> this is happening?
> whats making all of a sudden Openoffice Buggy?
>
Hi Sailaja Bhandaru,
2.0.1 should be out very soon. Please retest on that version and if the
problems still occur, can you please report this in issuezilla ?
( http://openoffice.org -> "My Pages" -> "Register", then when you receive a
confirmation email, "Login" and "File an issue" )
In this way the relevant developers will see your bug report and you will also
see the progress of this bug report if it is accepted.
Please reply to users@openoffice.org only
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