__/ [ nessuno@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ] on Friday 18 May 2007 18:46 \__
> <Quote>
> ...But I forgot to factor in the ubiquity of human error, and of
> Microsoft Word. It turns out the IT era really is different, after
> all. It took my 8-year-old son just a few seconds to shake loose some
> hidden history from within the official transcript of the CPA....
> </Quote>
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http://www.salon.com/news/feature/2007/05/18/cpa_documents/?source=whitelist
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> I don't know how Openoffice handles this---I just know that whenever I
> open a .doc file in OpenOffice and then save it, its size shinks by a
> factor of 4. No change in the document I can see.
Was it index.dat wthat we discussed yesterday...? The trailing effect has
some negative effects and I doubt it's for reconstruction by the users,
unless there are available tools (front ends) to make use of it.
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