What Else Does OO3 Have?

[Timothy J.Wood]

On Friday, December 3, 2004, at 06:45  AM, Jan Erik Moström wrote:
> Uncompressed files can be read by some other program, or you could 
> write an
> Applescript that does what you want it to do

   Also note that compressed OO3 files are written to be valid according 
to the RFC 1952 gzip format.  That is, you can uncompress them with the 
command line tool 'gzip'.  We specifically did this to allow easier 
integration with external tools (as opposed to writing raw libz 
compressed data which wouldn't be as easily readable via scripting 
tools).

   And, of course, you can control whether OO3 files are written with 
compression on or off in the document inspector (and you can set this 
on your template file to control the default setting for new documents).

-tim