.odt or .sxw ?
Chris Aitken
chris-n/jUll39koHNgV/OU4+dkA at public.gmane.org
Thu Sep 13 15:36:21 UTC 2007
James Knott wrote:
<snip>
> The default format for OpenOffice 2 is the ISO standard OpenDocument
> Format. If you want to always save in the older OpenOffice 1 formats,
> you can make that the default. However, is there any reason to
> continue using the older format? The only reason I can think of, is
> that you want to give the files to someone who can only run the 1.x
> versions of OpenOffice or equivalent StarOffice. OpenOffice 2 can
> read and write both file types. If you wish, you can convert all your
> existing files to the new format by using a wizard.
Okay, I tried the Wizard. Unfortunately it does a Save As (so I'm left
with two files) and then I have to delete the .sxw. There doesn't seem
to be a switch to delete original...
> I'd say go with the new format, as it is the ISO standard.
Okay.
Chris
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