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Posted by: Steve Brennom (Tuesday 9 August 2005, 3:35 PM)
RTF is the "compatible" text format ... it writes and reads the same in almost all the word processors I have used, including "low-end" ones like MS's WordPad (the exception being MS's txt-limited NotePad). When somebody grouses to me about text/formatting incompatibilities, I ask them if they are using RTF. If not, the discussion is over.
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