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On Tue, 20 Jul 2004, Scott Klement wrote: > > > It is actually a jar file with a bunch of XML documents in it. So it > > is a compressed file... well... if you compress text, it gets to be > > quite small. > > You appear to be referring to the format of an Open Office .SXW document. > However, I'm not sure that this is what James meant? > > I thought he meant that if he createn an AFP document using File/Print and > choosing "Save To File" that the resulting document would be smaller than > if he had done the same thing with Word? That is exactly what I was trying to say, Scott. > In any event, if Open Office does indeed generate more efficient AFP code, > that means that the overlays should load into the printer faster, making > it nicer to do the prints from the iSeries. > > Can anyone confirm that? This is precisely our experience. Overall, our results when using MS Word were pretty abysmal. Maybe we aren't Word experts. All I know is when we used OpenOffice things worked and ran fast (referring specifically to overlay creation and overlay load times). James Rich Vs lbh cynl n Zvpebfsg PQ onpxjneqf, lbh pna urne fngnavp zrffntrf. Ohg rira jbefr, vs lbh cynl vg sbejneq, vg vafgnyyf gurve fbsgjner! -- Fcbgvphf ba /.
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