Compatibility with Open Office

Hello,
I would like to know whether Solution Manager 701 is compatible with Open Office instead of Microsoft Word...
Our company has decided to un-install MS-Word and Install Open-Office in every system...
I am not able to open EW report in SOLMAN...
If it is compatible, how do i change the default settings from MS-Word to Open Office...
Thanks,
RaHuL...

I regret to tell you but Open Office is not supported by SAP. Please have a look in this regard at the following SAP notes:
#722513 - Desktop Office Integration: Maintenance information
#103174 - Compatibility of Office products

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