It can do zip files... Can you pop them into one of those ?
It appears that the forum has been set to forbid the uploading of OpenOffice files. Can you please set the forum to accept uploads in OpenOffice format?
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It can do zip files... Can you pop them into one of those ?
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Oh I agree. I have skipped over several tuts written with .doc format because I dont do .doc
I dont think even a CL can do this tho. We might have to wait for Arcana and see what he says about it.
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I'd vote in favour of this as a good step. Since it is a compressed format zipping makes very size difference.
Besides Open Office is a really, really good app.
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Or just save to .doc from OpenOffice
Yeah I know... might be annoying, but I am used to it, I am using both Word and OpenOffice on different computers.
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Yes, but wouldn't it be peachy if you didn't have to convert back?
If you can post docs you should be able to post odts.
Open office is actually, well 'Open'. It makes a startlingly low entrance requirement for a publicly minded site. I find that Odts are usually smaller than doc files. They are easier to fix (its a zip file with another name folks). The source code is looked at regularly by people who have no contractual secrecy to maintain. They don't have the same history of macro viruses (I have no idea if this is technical prowess or obscurity). You can legally publish ODTs complete with the word processor that wrote them - for complete convenience. You are not asking people to buy $99+ worth of software or pirate anything.
Other than that, I'm in favour of the idea.
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Last edited by Sigurd; 12-13-2009 at 03:49 AM.
Dollhouse Syndrome = The temptation to turn a map into a picture, obscuring the goal of the image with the appeal of cute, or simply available, parts. Maps have clarity through simplification.
--- Sigurd
Open Office does export in PDF format. That's actually what finally prompted me to try it: I needed to do some document conversion.