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office:openoffice [2021/09/10 14:49]
walter [Austausch zwischen Word und Open Office/Libre Office]
office:openoffice [2021/09/10 14:50] (aktuell)
walter [Austausch zwischen Word und Open Office/Libre Office]
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 My experience with the exchange of odt and doc (also docx and docm) files is that everything depends on the versions used. My experience with the exchange of odt and doc (also docx and docm) files is that everything depends on the versions used.
-  *Open Office 3 as well as Libre Office 3 and higher can read Word files (doc, docx, docm, until 2016, Windows and Mac). **TC (Track Changes)** and comments usually are preserved (that means: can be seen and used), but macros disappear.+  *Open Office 3 as well as Libre Office 3 and higher can read Word files (doc, docx, docm, until 2016, Windows and Mac). **TC (Track Changes)** and comments usually are **preserved** (that means: can be seen and used), but macros disappear.
   *Open Office 3 and higher can save files in doc format (also in rtf format), but not in docx or docm format. When these doc (or rtf) files are opened in Word, TC and comments are preserved, but some formatting may be lost (because of the old doc and rtf format).   *Open Office 3 and higher can save files in doc format (also in rtf format), but not in docx or docm format. When these doc (or rtf) files are opened in Word, TC and comments are preserved, but some formatting may be lost (because of the old doc and rtf format).
   *Libre Office 3 and higher can save files in doc format (also in rtf) as well as in docx format (not in docm format), docx should be the preferred format. When these docx files are opened in Word, TC and comments are preserved, formatting should be ok.   *Libre Office 3 and higher can save files in doc format (also in rtf) as well as in docx format (not in docm format), docx should be the preferred format. When these docx files are opened in Word, TC and comments are preserved, formatting should be ok.
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   *Word 2010 and higher can open odt files. **TC is lost (all acepted)**, while comments remain.   *Word 2010 and higher can open odt files. **TC is lost (all acepted)**, while comments remain.
   *Word 2010 and higher can save files as odt. When opened in Open Office or Libre Office, TC is lost (all acepted), while comments remain.   *Word 2010 and higher can save files as odt. When opened in Open Office or Libre Office, TC is lost (all acepted), while comments remain.
-Conclusion: with regard to TC only the pair Libre Office 3 and higher/Word 2010 and higher is working satisfactory. The exchange format has to be docx. All other formats lead to a loss of information.+Conclusion: with regard to **TC** only the pair Libre Office 3 and higher/Word 2010 and higher is working satisfactory. The exchange format has to be docx. All other formats lead to a loss of information.
office/openoffice.1631278169.txt.gz · Zuletzt geändert: 2021/09/10 14:49 von walter