[ale] Non-Microsoft Document formats

[Geoffrey]

Probably a stupid question, but are you turning in a paper copy, or 
electronic?  Obviously, doesn't matter what file format it is if you're 
turning in only a paper copy.

Michael Golden wrote:
> Hi,
> 	I am about to turn in an assignment to one of my teachers in plain text
> formatting. I think she might want it however in a format that it is
> double-spaced, etc. If this is the case and for future reference if that
> is a requirement, I was wondering what suggestions people have on
> non-microsoft formats I could use and still maintain this type of
> control over formatting and allow them to read the documents. I would
> prefer not to support Microsoft standards but I can't go around causing
> problems for my teachers either. Any ideas?
> 
> 


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