On Tue, 2006-06-06 at 09:48 +0200, Olivier wrote: > Hello, > > > > I'd like to be able to send easily opendocument files created with > OpenOffice to my PocketPC, perhaps using an automatic conversion mechanism. > When sending (copy - paste with Windows Explorer) stw, ods or odt files to > my pocket pc, no conversion take place and I end with impossible to open > files on my PPC. When sending an sxw file, I get an "unable to find the > specified file" (I translate from French) error during conversion process (I > think). Pretty strange. > >
YOU HAVE A RELEASE OF OOo THAT RUNS ON YOUR PocketPC?! If yes, you should ensure that it is available to others. Please send an announcement to [email protected] However if you are talking about saving OOo files in a format that is reasonably compatible with most handhelds, try the Aportis format or better maybe is Pocket Word format. I know of nothing in windows that does the conversion automatically. However, you might try modifying http://fr.openoffice.org/Documentation/Outils/OOoMultiSave-0.4.zip to use that format. > > I see on the mailing list archive that nobody seems to know how to use an > automatic conversion: users are advised to save in MS Office format first > and then use the automatic conversion mechanism from Office to Pocket > Office. There seems to be an easier way to do it, because when I install > OpenOffice (2.0.2), I see an option to install support for Pocket PC (old > description of this option here > http://www.ogasawalrus.com/mobileviews/mobiletips/OpenOffice). I suppose > this is what I am looking for, but I don't know how to use it. > It should already be there. Please check that Aportis and Pocket Word are in the Filetype list. If not, try setup.exe again and select Modify. > > Does anyone have any idea where I could obtain this information? Maybe > contact the person developing that feature? It's sad that this has been > developed and nobody seem to know how to use it. Are you really using 2.0.2? I mean even 1.1.5 has Pocket Word as a save format. Since you use the French release, may I suggest that you ask at [email protected] -- PLEASE KEEP MESSAGES ON THE LIST. OpenOffice.org Documentation Co-Lead http://documentation.openoffice.org/
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