I want to use a headless LibreOffice install for document conversion
(using jodconverter, unless there is a better alternative), but right
now there's a couple problems:
1. Various Chinese characters aren't being converted correctly; they
display just fine in an RTF version of the document (an
On 24/10/2013, Kai Moonbourn wrote:
> I want to use a headless LibreOffice install for document conversion
> (using jodconverter, unless there is a better alternative), but right
> now there's a couple problems:
>
Why use jodconverter? What is wrong with LO, e.g.:
libreoffice -calc -headless -co
With a longish document (45 pages), which started life once as a .odt, but
then was converted to a .doc because of a collaboration with word users, I
revised some of the layout in a .doc format.
When saving it however the change in formatting (first line indentations in
some of the paragraphs) is
Rogier,
On 04/10/2012 02:38 AM, Rogier F. van Vlissingen wrote:
With a longish document (45 pages), which started life once as a .odt, but
then was converted to a .doc because of a collaboration with word users, I
revised some of the layout in a .doc format.
When saving it however the change in
