ça semble être le cas, ci-joint un post de david Faure (Mr Koffice)
"KWord certainly doesn't have all the features that openoffice writer has.
Sorry for my possibly misleading sentence then: I meant loading and saving 100% of KWord's features using OASIS, so that OASIS can really be used as a native file format for KWord (although it won't be the default one in 1.4, to be on the safe side; if enough people test it I can maybe make it a hidden option though).
When you open a file produced by kword in ooo, or the other way round, even when using OASIS, you have to be aware that features supported by only one of the apps will obviously not work in the other, there's no way around that; so I obviously recommend sticking to the common set of features (i.e. using kword to write the document :)."
[^] # Re: OOo et Koffice
Posté par Jean Roc Morreale . En réponse au journal Koffice 1.4 beta 1. Évalué à 4.
"KWord certainly doesn't have all the features that openoffice writer has.
Sorry for my possibly misleading sentence then: I meant loading and saving 100% of KWord's features using OASIS, so that OASIS can really be used as a native file format for KWord (although it won't be the default one in 1.4, to be on the safe side; if enough people test it I can maybe make it a hidden option though).
When you open a file produced by kword in ooo, or the other way round, even when using OASIS, you have to be aware that features supported by only one of the apps will obviously not work in the other, there's no way around that; so I obviously recommend sticking to the common set of features (i.e. using kword to write the document :)."