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Are .doc files used for electronic delivery?
Perhaps it's more that there's no security to a .doc(x) file -- anyone
can change it practically at will --, as opposed to a .pdf? On Oct 15, 9:38*am, Tom Adams wrote: I get the impression that .doc files can't be used for electronic delivery because some of the features (custom autotext, styles) are not in the .doc file. Is that true? |
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