How to get Microsoft Word

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Leythos said:
Then it would also look the same as RTF.

Not all of us build our documents in such a simple format, even simple
resumes.
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Resumes shouldn't be longer than one page and as accessible as possible
so that whatever the potential employer is using will work, of course!
Invoices are a good thing to do simply as well as getting paid is more
important than beating one's technical chest with a complicated document
that only works if you have MS Office.

Alias
 
Again, what has this got to do, even remotely, with the operating system.
Ever since Microsoft began offering 2 versions of Microsoft works this has
been occurring. But it has nothing to do with any operating system, at all.

Now, if you had stated that your reference to XP was a time frame, it would
have been another thing - but you didn't.

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You would realize that you don't know what you thought you knew!
 
Resumes shouldn't be longer than one page and as accessible as possible
so that whatever the potential employer is using will work, of course!
Invoices are a good thing to do simply as well as getting paid is more
important than beating one's technical chest with a complicated document
that only works if you have MS Office.
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Some people have enough skills and history that is relevant to a job
that 2 pages are necessary and acceptable. A single page resume might be
fine for a grocery bagger, but a stock trader, a electrical engineer, a
network engineer, a doctor....

Now, if I take my information and format it in tables on the sheet, so
that everything lines up in good form, with plenty of whitespace to make
it easy to read, with the tables not visible, they will not properly
convert when opened in OO.

So, as always, OO is fine, in fact it's great, provided you don't have
to interface with MS Office documents and pass them back and forth
without a format/rule change.
 
Hell, even going from one computer to another you get formatting issues (due
to monitor drivers?) with plain old Word!
 
and MS will probably continue to keep it that way, just like how they
knocked WordPerfect and Lotus out of the desktop market.!!
 
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