That's often fine for viewing but worthless for collaboration. A chart converted nicely, but Excel silently converted all the functions to their last values. I also tested saved simple spreadsheet functions in 3.1 (release candidate 1) and opened it in Excel. Not exactly a format bug, but Word 2007 considers "OpenDocument" misspelled though "WordPerfect" is recognized.One active hyperlink was neither blue nor underlined (though another hyperlink is fine).The second level of an ordered list was indented like first level (that is, it was not intended correctly).Overall the conversion was respectable for what is essentially a version 1.0 release for Microsoft Office. To evaluate the quality, I opened the reference document ODF_text_reference_v3.odt in Word 2007. The order is neither alphabetical (XPS comes before OpenDocument) nor not in terms of conversion fidelity (because CSV also comes first). Remarkably Excel and PowerPoint list OpenDocument last. OpenDocument is listed among other formats in the File and Save dialogs.
There's nothing to add on or enable: It Just Works(tm). Office 2007 SP2 supports ODF is supported out of the box. With Microsoft's tarnished history of abusing standards for profit and obvious preference for Microsoft's own Office Open XML, what could Microsoft's ODF support possibility look like? Recently released, Microsoft Office 2007 Service Pack 2 supports OpenDocument Format version 1.1.
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