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Hi mhamer,<br />
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I could not find any odp file converters, so it looks like you'll be stuck converting them yourself (unless you can convince your customers to change - its amazing how quickly people will respond if they are told that no one can read/use their documents!).
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Hi mhamer,

I could not find any odp file converters, so it looks like you'll be stuck converting them yourself (unless you can convince your customers to change - its amazing how quickly people will respond if they are told that no one can read/use their documents!).

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customer is novell, :-( <br />
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I dont think they will somehow.
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customer is novell, :-(

I dont think they will somehow.

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we &nbsp;havve a few customers who use open office and are not prepared to save them to anything useable.<br />
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I have open office on a spare machine and just convert them for now but its a bit clumsy<br />
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is there a bulk converter or something a normal user could use?<br />
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or even better a converter actually for office &nbsp;had a look but cant se any converters in this direction, plenty of word to open office though.<br />

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we  havve a few customers who use open office and are not prepared to save them to anything useable.


I have open office on a spare machine and just convert them for now but its a bit clumsy

is there a bulk converter or something a normal user could use?

or even better a converter actually for office  had a look but cant se any converters in this direction, plenty of word to open office though.


how to convert open office  odp to be used in MS office

Microsoft Office is an integrated suite of applications that includes Outlook, Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Visio and InfoPath, along with a number of tools to assist in making the individual components work together. Coding within and between the projects is done in Visual Basic for Applications, known as VBA.