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Excuse me folks; here s a basic question about file conversion...{?
So; -- say I create a docx file with Word Online; or Libreoffice -- and then, say I save that to Google Drive -- : I notice for instance the numbering scheme and possibly headers/footers etc -- are disarrayed! Now if I grab that then from Google Drive to edit in the original program of creation - will everything look exactly like at very first. What about any given file conversion, as a simple law of computing...? Thanks & Jah bless!
3 Answers
- ∅Lv 72 years ago
every program will work differently, so you should try not to mix programs unless absolutely necessary.
if you want a doc to look the same on every platform, save it as a PDF or a picture file.
of course it won't be editable as those, but that means it won't change either...
- Anonymous2 years ago
Hard to say, some of them might get fixed when brought back into the original program again, but usually if it's saved with it non-native program and then transferred back, then it may not resume looking like its original self. Though these programs try to make importing and exporting to non-native formats seemless there are sometimes things that they didn't foresee, or they didn't have enough information about the file format.
- FredLv 72 years ago
Converting from one program to another and back again is a recipe for disaster.
Stick with one program!
