Hi Michel:
I Think he was.
There's an ODF converter for PC Word, but not Mac Word (not yet).
The Microsoft format is known as OOXML.
There is a lot of "political" and "religious" argument about the two
formats.
The bottom line is that ODF is not powerful enough to describe Microsoft
Office files. You "can" down-grade a Microsoft document to ODF, but when
you do, you will strip out various components of the content.
Cheers
Oh, so this was meant by Open Document Format. I assumed the OP was talking
about ODF, the open document format developed by Sun Microsystems and the
Open Source community.
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