Apache OpenOffice sent me an E-Mail earlier today about security issues that also affect the earlier OpenOffice. I like it because it has kept support for Works and a number of my clients used it to type/save recipes and LibreOffice has become the only way to get them back when Upgrading their computers. LibreOffice is now at Version 5.2.2.2 and has both x86 and 圆4 versions. Much easier than trying to find valid installers for the programs themselves.

The first 3 were all very popular in their day so it’s good to know that at least one current Office suite still offers support, should it ever be needed. – the complete lack of support for Microsoft Works, Lotus, WordPerfect (and ebook) documents in Apache OpenOffice. the Office Open XML format and Microsoft’s implementation (I thought was a standard?) and – the differentiation between 2 different instances of. – the wide disparity in the number of supported document formats (is this a comparison indicator in the amount of development/no. Note that these are not the latest versions of either app and are just the supported document formats… so don’t include the file formats supported for spreadsheets, presentations, databases, etc. 2GoogleDocs – export & import to Google Docs, Zoho, WebDAV.) (*By ‘default’ I mean without the use of extensions, e.g. PDF – Portable Document Format (Writer) (*.pdf) TeachText/SimpleText v1 Document (*.hqx *.zip) Nisus Writer Mac Classic v34 – 6.5 (*.hqx *.zip) Mariner Write Mac Classic v1.6 – v3.5 (*.mwd) Microsoft Works for Mac Text Document (v1 – v4) (*.wvps) MacWriteD or MacWritePro Document (*.rmv *.mcv.)

Office Open XML Text Template (*.dotx *.dotm)ĨeagIeWorks/WordPerfect Works v1 Text Document (*.dummy)ĬlarisWorks/AppleWorks Text Document (*.cwk)įullWrite Professional Document (*.dummy) Microsoft Word 2007-2013 XML Template (*.dotx *.dotm) 1.0 Text Document Template (*.stw)įlat XML ODF Text Document (*.fodt *.odt’ *.xml)

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