How can I open an OpenOffice.org (2.?) file in MS Office (2007)?
While I use Linux at home, here at work I use MS Office 2007 and
received an .odp file (supposed to be an Impress file) form somebody I’m
working with on a Linux presentation.
Is there a plug-in or something which would allow me to open this file
in Office without having to install OpenOffice.org? I haven’t found one
in the Microsoft site.
If I am able to open/edit/save the file and maintain the .odp format
that would be great!
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“Linux provides freedom, the problem is most users don’t know what it is
or how to use it.” ~me
Linux User #477531
The ODF Plugin seamlessly integrates with the Load and Save As
> dialog and the Save (Ctrl+S) shortcut of Microsoft Office Word.
A new toolbar in Microsoft Office Excel and Microsoft Office
> PowerPoint simplifies the import and export of ODF documents.
Make the ISO standardized OpenDocument file format the standard
> in your company, and switch the standard file format in Microsoft
> Office Word to ODF.
The ODF Plugin is available in English, German, French, Italian,
> Spanish, Swedish, Brazilian Portuguese, Hungarian, Russian, Polish,
> Iberian Portuguese, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional
> Chinese, Korean and Dutch.
> > >
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“Linux provides freedom, the problem is most users don’t know what it is
or how to use it.” ~me
Linux User #477531
