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Written by dega1999 the 5 Apr 08 at 21:50.
Category: Office.
Related to:
Nothing/Others.
Status: New
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Description
The idea is to have an application that simply make possibile to view OpenOffice file without launch openoffice.
This is only capable to view the file , not edit it.
It should be fast and with just few command/option.
It's only a reader, like evince or kpdf for pdf.
As other people said it could be add the possibility to open ODF file to evince or another existing document reader without make a new one.
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sparky11 wrote on the 6 Apr 08 at 01:42
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Or a preview pane integrated into Nautilus
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neon wrote on the 6 Apr 08 at 02:20
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Evince should handle this. :]
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andruk wrote on the 6 Apr 08 at 06:16
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Preview pane in Nautilus is my vote. +1
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what4893 wrote on the 6 Apr 08 at 06:48
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This maybe a complete noob thing to say, but couldn't this be integrated into Document Viewer? The default application for viewing just about anything that isn't text editable by GEdit?
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vexorian wrote on the 6 Apr 08 at 14:38
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OpenOffice needs to release lightweight viewers for all platforms.
If this happened I would actually begin to release my documents in ODF, there are plenty of things I write that are of interest for a relatively small subset of people, but I think if each of us introduced ODF to 1000 guys, it will raise its importance significantly.
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mmcmonster wrote on the 6 Apr 08 at 15:36
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Agree that this is an openoffice.org (and other end application) developer issue.
People save as MSOffice data format because they know:
1. Most of their recipients have some version of MSOffice.
2. Those that don't fit #1 can download a free viewer.
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francois wrote on the 6 Apr 08 at 17:00
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especially a viewer for slideshows from oo impress
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afuchs wrote on the 6 Apr 08 at 19:36
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Integrate it into evince (aka Document Viewer). Then have nautilus use evince to render previews.
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eld1e6o wrote on the 7 Apr 08 at 08:20
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It is a good idea!
I voted your idea.
I like this kind of thinking
Greetings!
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jorgejhms wrote on the 7 Apr 08 at 22:29
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I think that evince should be able to do that. i's unnecesary to create or include another program.
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