ODF Add-in for Word 2.0 has been released. Below are the list of Implemented Features.
For a more detailed list of improvements please see the Release Note document published on SourceForge.
ODF Add-in for Excel 2.0 has been released. Below are the list of Implemented Features.
The release was also focused on fixing critical defects in Source Forge for the following features.
For a more detailed list of improvements please see the Release Note document published on SourceForge.
ODF Add-in for Word 2.0 has been released. Below are the list of Implemented Features.
For a more detailed list of improvements please see the Release Note document published on SourceForge.
Before installing the ODF Add-in for Word, Excel or PowerPoint, make sure you have the following installed on your PC:
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(*) Warning: If you install Microsoft Office before the .NET Framework, you will need to update your Word / Excel / PowerPoint installation, by running the following steps:
You can download the ODF Add-in for Word from our download page on SourceForge.net.
You can download the ODF Add-in for Excel from our download page on SourceForge.net.
You can download the ODF Add-in for PowerPoint from our download page on SourceForge.net.
Double click the "OdfAddInForWordSetup-en-2.0.exe" file
If installation is successful, you should be able to open an ".ODT" file from Microsoft Word (see menu"File>ODF..."). Also, when right-clicking on a ".ODT" file in explorer, you should have the option to open the document in Microsoft Word (menu "Open with Word").
Important note: The ODF file opened by the add-in is imported in Microsoft Word as a read-only OOX file. If you want to save it as ODF, you will have to first make a copy of the document("Menu>Save As") and then use the "Export as ODF" menu.
Run the downloaded install program and follow the steps...
If installation is successful, you should see a new "Open ODF" entry in the "File" menu in Excel. It allows you to either import an ODF spreadsheet file or export your current working document as an ODF spreadsheet file (note that during development process, those functionalities might be temporary unavailable).
Important note: The ODF file opened by the add-in is imported in Microsoft Excel as a read-only OOX file. If you want to save it back as ODF, you will have to first make a copy of the document("Menu>Save As") and then use the "Export as ODF" menu.
Run the downloaded install program and follow the steps...
If installation is successful, you should see a new "Open ODF" entry in the "File" menu in PowerPoint. It allows you to either import an ODF presentation file or export your current working document as an ODF presentation file (note that during development process, those functionalities might be temporary unavailable).
Important note: The ODF file opened by the add-in is imported in Microsoft PowerPoint as a read-only OOX file. If you want to save it back as ODF, you will have to first make a copy of the document("Menu>Save As") and then use the "Export as ODF" menu.
If you don't see the ODF entry in Microsoft Word / Excel / PowerPoint menu, it could be due to missing features in Word / Excel / PowerPoint (see Software Requirements section) or a failure in the installation of Word / Excel / PowerPoint Primary Interop Assemblies. You will then need to activate the Add-in manually by doing the following...
For more information,refer to the Troubleshooting Guide
OpenXML/ODF Translator Command Line Tools are an additional resource enabling a stand-alone conversion from OpenXML formats to ODF formats and vice-versa. An installation of Microsoft Office is not required.
You can download the command line tools from our download page on SourceForge.net.
The command line tools require .NET Framework 2.0 SP1.
To install the command line tools, simply unzip the downloaded file into a folder of your choice.
To use the command line tools, open a console and type the following:
OdfConverter.exe /I Filename [/O PathOrFilename] [/V]
Where:
You can download the complete source code from our download page on SourceForge.net.
To compile the source distribution, you will need Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 or the free Microsoft Visual C# 2005 edition.