Re: powerpoint viewer
On Wed, May 30, 2012 at 10:27:09AM +1000, Brett wrote: Hi ports, Just wondering if there is any port that can display ppt with the proper page formatting, apart from the bloated LibreOffice. From: Amit Kulkarni amitk...@gmail.com probable candidate is calligra in openbsd-wip From: i...@darwinsys.com dp925...@gmail.com You could install Chrome and try the Docs PDF/PowerPoint viewer. That did the trick, though Chromium barely qualifies as less bloated than Libreoffice! It will only open files from the net, Chromium addons are not allowed to open local files (in the cloud, only remote files are trustworthy). Kpresenter in kde/office3 does not open the ppt files I tried, just says could not export file and freezes. I'll give Calligra-wip a go next time. Brett. I use often Google Docs Viewer, but this also only works with documents available online: https://docs.google.com/viewer?url=http://example... I don't think you need to have Google account to use the service. -- best regards q#
Re: powerpoint viewer
You could install Chrome and try the Docs PDF/PowerPoint viewer. - Reply message - From: Brett brett.ma...@gmx.com To: ports@openbsd.org Subject: powerpoint viewer Date: Sun, May 27, 2012 20:41 Hi ports, Just wondering if there is any port that can display ppt with the proper page formatting, apart from the bloated LibreOffice. If I make search the ports tree for powerpoint or ppt only catdoc and xlhtml come up, and these both lose the formatting. LibreOffice does not come up in the search, so I'm just wondering if are other viewers hidden away? Or does anyone know of something not in the ports tree that can be built to display powerpoint slides? Thanks, Brett.
powerpoint viewer
Hi ports, Just wondering if there is any port that can display ppt with the proper page formatting, apart from the bloated LibreOffice. If I make search the ports tree for powerpoint or ppt only catdoc and xlhtml come up, and these both lose the formatting. LibreOffice does not come up in the search, so I'm just wondering if are other viewers hidden away? Or does anyone know of something not in the ports tree that can be built to display powerpoint slides? Thanks, Brett.
