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Tangential, but it feels so odd to see the accompanying documents shared as .pptx and .docx rather than as PDFs. It's entirely reasonable from a PR point of vie
by ckastner 4y ago
Tangential, but it feels so odd to see the accompanying documents shared as .pptx and .docx rather than as PDFs. It's entirely reasonable from a PR point of view, as it treats these formats as of first-class, but I don't think I've seen anyone else do this in a long time.
- llampx 4y agoTo me, PDF is a read-only format while pptx and docx are not. It would be like Google releasing earnings as a Google doc. Where they could still release them as view-only google docs.
- ianceicys 4y agoFind me 1 Finance professional that doesn't have Excel installed and ergo have Word and PowerPoint installed as part of office. These file formats (.pptx, .docx, and .xlsx) are first-class standards. You don't even need to have office installed or paid for to view the files...see office.com