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Original von serg_dz

OppenOffice still better.

Prove it.

Just an update on Kword exports as this thread is a little outdated now.

I see that you can save Kword documents as Microsoft Write, OpenOffice, HTML, rtf, WordPerfect and AbiWord.

Some of these can be opened directly in MS Word by the receiver and saved as .doc, while your other applications can save your document as .doc like OpO and possibly abiword.

So it's quite possible today to create MS Word compatible files and also .doc for that matter out of documents composed in Kwrite, just not in one process.

Perhaps some individual comes up with a kwd2doc application before Koffice?

Besides I find elements from koffice crashes so much more often than OpO (never). Example of just now on a freshly installed kword while opening a .rttf documents saved from OpO. I don't trust koffice for this reason as it usually crashes during the task. Has done this since 1999 and still does it over several distroes and versions etc.



keywords: file compatibility word processing exporting koffice kword

yes I want to use koffice so bad but most of the other users use word so
im stuck really - I use it for my weekly report for others to view
I have to export to PDF! but even thats a bit flaky as the fonts are a
bit squiggly!!
I dont like using open office it seems to slow my machine down and doesnt open
up fast! but it works well with word documents!
kword is fast slick intergrates well with KDE but doesnt work
well with word docs!!
its a nightmare!!!!!!

Wayne