Format Problems Saving Star Office Docs in Word Format
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Format Problems Saving Star Office Docs in Word Format
I have Star Office 6.0 installed on RH 9.0. I also have M$ Office installed via Code Weavers cxoffice. I can save a star office doc in word 97/2000/xp format however if I have any bullets in the document then word displays the bullets as some wierd square box. Is there something I can do to correct this?
I am not using a graphical bullet - just the standard dot. I found that what I get is a standard windows bullet but it's the little ugly square for an outline. I also get a - on the line before and after my bulleted list.
I can go clean it up with m$ word but I would prefer not to. I feel like I need to go take a shower every time I open an m$ tool.
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