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> [Again, please trim replies.]
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> bill@dehora.net (Bill de hÓra) writes:
> >It would be worth firing up a copy of Oo for a side by side comparison.
>
> That's a bit of a challenge. Oo didn't like opening the Word .doc file
> that included the extra markup, and it discarded the graphic and it's
> associated VML. Oo also stores the XML information in multiple files
> rather than in one file (or multiple files inside of zip, anyway.)
>
> Here are the four pieces, minus the manifest. The content.xml file,
> probably the one people are most interested in, is first.
[SNIP]
Hmm. I've examined OOo saved filed for docs I edited from scratch, and
they're usually much simpler than this. Maybe the import from Word mode also
kicks in an "import inscrutable XML generator" feature? :-)
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