Hi Greg,
In what way is the formatting 'broken'? There were
some changes in graphics positioning and table handling
and Word 2002 has 'smart tags' and the ability to mix some
formatting within a paragraph a bit differently but Word
2000 can deal with most of it in a somewhat transparent method
and you can use the Word 2000 setting in
Tools=>Options=>Compatability for some of those, but
it could also be that another person doesn't have all of
the same fonts available or has selected a different printer
driver, for example, than what the author used.
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Can someone tell me (or point me to a resource that can tell me) about
differences in features supported between Word 2000 and Word 2002?
I have users experiencing "broken" formatting when sending their 2002 files
to users with 2000.
Thanks much.
BondG >>
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Hope that helps,
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