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When using open office proper to convert an odp or ppt document to
html, the user is presented with a dialogue box with various options
for the conversion. Among them being the option to use text or
graphics for the navigation links at the top of the resulting html.
Is is possible to supply these options to open office when using
jodconverter-cli?
Is this done with the xml document format registry switch?
If so, are there any examples of such use?
Thanks!
Mirko Nasato
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Dec 22, 2009, 7:37:56 AM12/22/09
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Yes you need to copy and customise document-formats.xml to add the options you want, then pass your xml file to the command line tool using the -x or --xml-registry switch.
The XML file includes an example of setting custom PDF options, commented out. You'll have to find out what option and values OOo accepts for the impress_html_Export filter.