On 2015-02-10 10:31, Brian Barker wrote:
At 08:43 10/02/2015 +1300, Steve Edmonds wrote:
Is there a simple way to check a documents ODF version (like
File>Properties>general>type). I am copy>pasting from one document to
another and losing formatting of styles and suspect different ODF
versions.
I don't know of a simple way, but if you unzip an ODF document (it's a
zip archive) you will find it contains a number of XML files, and each
of those has something like
office:version="1.2"
in the preamble to the file.
Depending on your operating system and installed software, you may be
able to change the document file's extension to .zip and double-click
it in order to reveal its contents.
I trust this helps.
Brian Barker
Thanks,
I had a reply from John King
Try the odf validator on:
http://odf-validator.rhcloud.com/
Setting it to 'auto-detect' enabled it to identify my odf 1.0 and odf
1.2 files.
It identifies my files as version 1.2 with a LOT of errors. Even a clean
file with 2 words. Possibly because I have 1.2 Extended set in LO options.
Using Brian's technique (Dolphin browses zip files like a directory) my
1.2 extended files have version="1.2". So possibly my problem arises
from mixing sub-versions of 1.2.
Steve
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