In the real world, most people need to exchange files/documents with other people and/or with companies, and most people, most companies, and almost all government agencies and offices -- especially in the United States -- use Microsoft Office or Microsoft 365. Saving files in the Microsoft formats is essential.Văn Phước Nguyễn wrote: Fri Oct 30, 2026 2:40 am Many people these days, when switching to alternatives to Microsoft Office, have a habit of saving documents in Microsoft formats. As a result, some documents may become corrupted. I’m not entirely sure about that, but I find that saving files in Softmaker format is the best way to prevent document corruption.
Morph transition?
Re: Morph transition?
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Life is uncertain - enjoy each moment
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Re: Morph transition?
Here. I’m just talking about this: I use the Softmaker format
It’s better to use Softmaker’s native format. I have a few documents and when I open them, they’re intact
Regarding: ‘Freedom Document Format’. This is a name I’ve come up with myself
It’s better to use Softmaker’s native format. I have a few documents and when I open them, they’re intact
Regarding: ‘Freedom Document Format’. This is a name I’ve come up with myself