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Hello,
I was wondering how do I convert an OpenOfficeWriter format into other formats, like a man page, txt, rtf, or doc, without having to have those separate files.
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Hello,
I was wondering how do I convert an OpenOfficeWriter format into other formats, like a man page, txt, rtf, or doc, without having to have those separate files.
What I am trying to do is create documentation for a program that has many uses. This can be used on may different operating systems. So I am trying to find a "master" source that I might be able to create all other documents with. So I will only have to keep up one document and just re-make the others.
Any Ideas? Are there any other programs I might want to use?
Thanks
JR
- 07-22-2005 #2
Well, of the formats you mentioned the only one I can say would be relatively "universal" is plain text. You can save a document in OpenOffice as anything you like really, just use the "Save As.." option. Of course, going from SXW or DOC to plain text will make you lose your formatting...
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- 07-22-2005 #3Linux Engineer
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^I've never seen a word processor that can't read/write RTF.
You can also use XHTML (see sig)


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