What can open .odp files?
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Hello,
I am creating presentations with Open Office and I am looking for a way for people to read my presentations without having Open Office or just to simply read them.
Because if we open them with OO, we can modify them and it's not easy to start, you have to know where to go...
And also, how can we create PowerPoint presentations?
Thank you for your help.
I am creating presentations with Open Office and I am looking for a way for people to read my presentations without having Open Office or just to simply read them.
Because if we open them with OO, we can modify them and it's not easy to start, you have to know where to go...
And also, how can we create PowerPoint presentations?
Thank you for your help.
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Well no, I'm sorry but that doesn't work for me; indeed, it opens my presentation but... It displays the different slides page by page; it's no longer a slide...
Thanks anyway ;)
Thanks anyway ;)
Hello,
to read .odp files (which are in ODF format) you can use viewers (under KDE there's one called okular).
Otherwise, OpenOffice.org allows you to export the slideshow in PDF format (but it's true that the animations are often reduced), in FLASH format (which retains, from what I've tested, the animations)...
The FLASH format is readable from any internet browser (Mozilla Firefox for example) equipped with the plugin that allows reading this format.
Alternatively, you can easily save your .odp file as .ppt since it’s a format supported by OpenOffice.org.
And I haven't even mentioned the possibilities of exporting to HTML... which might also satisfy you.
There you go,
best regards,
Bionet
to read .odp files (which are in ODF format) you can use viewers (under KDE there's one called okular).
Otherwise, OpenOffice.org allows you to export the slideshow in PDF format (but it's true that the animations are often reduced), in FLASH format (which retains, from what I've tested, the animations)...
The FLASH format is readable from any internet browser (Mozilla Firefox for example) equipped with the plugin that allows reading this format.
Alternatively, you can easily save your .odp file as .ppt since it’s a format supported by OpenOffice.org.
And I haven't even mentioned the possibilities of exporting to HTML... which might also satisfy you.
There you go,
best regards,
Bionet
I have open office.org, when I open a pps and start the slideshow, almost right at the beginning of the playback, the music stops; I make a modification, I redo the slideshow with another music and save it, and then it offers me the odp format to not lose anything from the original, and everything works without interruption, what should I do? Thank you. Otherwise, I will download Microsoft Power Office.