Makes a hash converting to .doc or .rtf

what's the point in exporting to .doc or .rtf if there is no
fidelity to buzzword original?

Thanks for the posting!
In answer to your question, the point of exporting to .doc or
.rtf is so you can move your content from one system (Buzzword) to
another (e.g., Word, OpenOffice.org, or Pages). When moving a
document from one system to another, one can’t expect page
fidelity, as each product uses a different layout engine.
If page fidelity is important, you should export to Adobe
PDF, as that is the only way to guarantee it. Of course, the
resultant PDF will not be editable.
I hope this answers your question.

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