Not sure that it will improve speed for you, but some of the conversions seem to be better than in OpenOffice, and it will not cost you a lot to try. Knowing that does not help you much, I guess.Īs Villeroy and Zizi64 already suggested, LibreOffice is worth a try. Those elements will sometimes require unexpectedly large resource amounts. When you convert from one file type to the other, workaround elements are inserted to mimick the original. Some document building blocks are fundamentally different, even when they appear almost identical. The short explanation is that there are elements of either set of file formats which cannot be directly represented in the other. That is sometimes the case, with MS Office files as well as with ODF-files originating from MS Office files.
Opening on OpenOffice file that has already been converted is slower than my kids PCs from over a decade ago using old Office 2007 files. RErwin wrote:So, in essence, I have 25 years of Microsoft files that OpenOffice cannot convert and easily use? That is not convincing me to leave Microsoft.
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