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Who says they have to?
If the Microsoft format makes the document look and work better than why should they bow down to some standards? My experience with OOo opening MS Office documents has been sketchy at best.
Posted by: Loverock Davidson   Posted on: 02/05/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Microsoft warns Excel under zero-day attack  Loverock Davidson | 02/05/07
Right, all security vulnerabilities are not a problem, just that users  DonnieBoy | 02/05/07
Exactly  Loverock Davidson | 02/05/07
MS warns you about everything, and users get used to clicking, rendering  DonnieBoy | 02/05/07
Wrong  Loverock Davidson | 02/05/07
How about OOo?  Graham Fluet | 02/05/07
Looking for logic in your dribblings  ejhonda | 02/05/07
What part didn't you understand?  Loverock Davidson | 02/05/07
Right, a million ifs, ands, and buts, about how you might avoid problems.  DonnieBoy | 02/05/07
Avoiding is the best way  Loverock Davidson | 02/05/07
These flaws in Office are one after the other. Time to upgrade to the new  DonnieBoy | 02/05/07
You left out a feature  Loverock Davidson | 02/05/07
This is a Microsoft problem as they do not use a standard document format  DonnieBoy | 02/05/07
Who says they have to?  Loverock Davidson | 02/05/07
Do not talk about compatibility 'cause...  Logics | 02/05/07
Oh, Lovey, how you pick your arguments  mlindl | 02/06/07
That's a bit lofty.  Henaway | 02/05/07
Right, there is also no proof yet that Global Warming really exists.  DonnieBoy | 02/05/07
Both have flaws.  ceward_z | 02/05/07
Right, but they are fixed much faster, and there has NEVER been  DonnieBoy | 02/07/07

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