OpenDocument

OpenDocument format

OpenDocument format – odf for short – is an international standard for file formats of office documents, thus including texts, spreadsheets and presentations.

Examples

How do you open odf documents?

1. You can use MS Office (version 2010) to open, edit and save odf documents (.odt, .ods, .odp) directly. When opening a file ending in '.odt', you can select the associated format in MS Word from the dropdown list in the button to the right next to the information on the file name.
2. With the program 'LibreOffice' (alternatively: OpenOffice)
   In Windows PCs equipped with Novell client, you can call up LibreOffice directly in the university network: Start – All Programs – [RZ Applications] Office Programs – LibreOffice 3.3.1