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lindsj · 01-17-03, 10:39 AM

My $0.02

If you are just storing the file on your Ax, and not worried about manipulating it a lot you can turn off the file conversion setting when you copy the file to your Ax.

I had to do that for a file that had embedded graphics from another program that the conversion wizard could not handle. It does handle Excel graphs fine, but not all other programs that can generate graphs. (Such as sigma plot)

Is everyone sure that after the conversion process with a regular document that table formatting is completely lost? I have moved files from work to home computer via the converted pocket word doc and seem to have my tables just fine. Although I did not try to change any of them when the file was on the Ax.

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lindsj Aximsite Rookie Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 70 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	My $0.02 If you are just storing the file on your Ax, and not worried about manipulating it a lot you can turn off the file conversion setting when you copy the file to your Ax. I had to do that for a file that had embedded graphics from another program that the conversion wizard could not handle. It does handle Excel graphs fine, but not all other programs that can generate graphs. (Such as sigma plot) Is everyone sure that after the conversion process with a regular document that table formatting is completely lost? I have moved files from work to home computer via the converted pocket word doc and seem to have my tables just fine. Although I did not try to change any of them when the file was on the Ax.