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| − | ==[[Significant | + | ==[[Significant characteristics of presentation files]]== |
==Preservation Format== | ==Preservation Format== | ||
| − | Open Document Format | + | Open Document Format |
==Access Format== | ==Access Format== | ||
| − | PDF | + | PDF |
==Normalization tool== | ==Normalization tool== | ||
| − | + | <strike> Unoconv/OpenOffice Impress </strike> | |
| + | Tool search in progress | ||
==Comments== | ==Comments== | ||
| − | + | More testing is needed to confirm that any formatting loss is acceptable. During testing so far, ODF versions of PowerPoint files have retained original functionalities such as slide transitions and animation. | |
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Latest revision as of 13:36, 26 November 2013
Main Page > Documentation > Format policies > Presentation files
Significant characteristics of presentation files[edit]
Preservation Format[edit]
Open Document Format
Access Format[edit]
Normalization tool[edit]
Unoconv/OpenOffice Impress
Tool search in progress
Comments[edit]
More testing is needed to confirm that any formatting loss is acceptable. During testing so far, ODF versions of PowerPoint files have retained original functionalities such as slide transitions and animation.