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Posted to users@openoffice.apache.org by svmizin <sv...@pochta.ru> on 2013/11/12 09:13:19 UTC
Re: Re: essential remark for majority of OO users - incompatibility ofMath formula editor.
>On Tue, Nov 12, 2013 10:45:12 AM +0400, svmizin wrote:
>
>> ... this THE ONLY is essential to reject usage of OO for me and many
>> many other potential users: engeneers of all areas and scientists.
>> Please, make a OO compatibility with Microsoft Office "Math formula
>> editor" - first priority level for your developing
>
>Dear Sergey,
>
>this is a users list, not the one for developers, so it is not the
>best place to place any change request. However, just in order to
>frame the question better, shouldn't you say "make OO compatible with
>the (file) FORMAT of the Microsoft Office Math formula editor?
>
>In other words, what of these two things is the problem:
>
>- the formulas generated with the OO formula editor are not readable
> /editable correctly in MS Office and viceversa
This is THE MAIN problem : MS OFFICE document formulas don NOT displayed right in OO.
>- you or your colleagues cannot use the OO editor because (for
> example) it is different, too complicated, unstable etc?
This problem smaller but there is too : it seems OO formula editor visibly more poor than MS Office formula editor.
Thank you in advance, M. Fioretti.
>
>A related question, but this is just a curiosity of mine: why aren't
>you all using TeX/LaTeX for formulas?
>
>Best Regards,
> M. Fioretti
> http://mfioretti.com
>
Re: essential remark for majority of OO users - incompatibility ofMath
formula editor.
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Don
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On Nov 12, 2013, at 5:02 AM, M. Fioretti <mf...@nexaima.net> wrote:
On Tue, Nov 12, 2013 12:13:19 PM +0400, svmizin wrote:
>> In other words, what of these two things is the problem:
>>
>> - the formulas generated with the OO formula editor are not readable
>> /editable correctly in MS Office and viceversa
>
> This is THE MAIN problem : MS OFFICE document formulas don NOT displayed right in OO.
OK. Then the right thing to do is to send a file containing such
formulas done with MS Office to the developers (see the instructions
on the website). So they can open it with OO, see WHAT is not rendered
correctly, and hopefully fix it. Of course, that should be a file with
NO confidential information, because it will be put online and/or seen
by many people. It should only contain the broken formulas.
If you have such a file, may you also send it to me privately? I
CANNOT fix any bug! I am just curious to see what the problem is.
Thanks,
Marco
http://mfioretti.com
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Re: Re: essential remark for majority of OO users - incompatibility
ofMath formula editor.
Posted by "M. Fioretti" <mf...@nexaima.net>.
On Tue, Nov 12, 2013 12:13:19 PM +0400, svmizin wrote:
> >In other words, what of these two things is the problem:
> >
> >- the formulas generated with the OO formula editor are not readable
> > /editable correctly in MS Office and viceversa
>
> This is THE MAIN problem : MS OFFICE document formulas don NOT displayed right in OO.
OK. Then the right thing to do is to send a file containing such
formulas done with MS Office to the developers (see the instructions
on the website). So they can open it with OO, see WHAT is not rendered
correctly, and hopefully fix it. Of course, that should be a file with
NO confidential information, because it will be put online and/or seen
by many people. It should only contain the broken formulas.
If you have such a file, may you also send it to me privately? I
CANNOT fix any bug! I am just curious to see what the problem is.
Thanks,
Marco
http://mfioretti.com
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