How to save as 'flat' xml .odt file

[renareto]

Hi,
I know that is possible to save a file as a 'flat' xml. But I don't know how.

Can someone help me?

TIA

Renato

[RoryOF]

I'm not certain if this will be exactly what you want, but under /File /Save As you can save as DocBook (xml) or MS Word 2003 XML (xml). If you have "Automatic file name extension" checkbox checked (recommended) then the correct extension is applied automatically.

[renareto]

I'm not certain if this will be exactly what you want, but under /File /Save As you can save as DocBook (xml) or MS Word 2003 XML (xml). If you have "Automatic file name extension" checkbox checked (recommended) then the correct extension is applied automatically.

Hi Rony,
I want to save as . FODT. I unix-like I know, iss possible. But is it in windows too?

REnato

[RoryOF]

Sorry - I can only refer you to your post of 27/01/12 and acknak's response to it, and this
http://user.services.openoffice.org/en/ ... 15&t=11103 which a Google search threw up.

[acknak]

LibreOffice comes with the flat xml format available out of the box.

Just use File > Save As, then scroll down the list of file types to "Open Document (Flat XML) .fodt"

As far as I know, it's not difficult to get the option installed for OOo; I just don't know how it's done.

[nomnex]

On Fedora 15, I had to install the "libreoffice-xsltfilter" from the repository. In was not part of the default installation package.

The filters are available here http://forum.openoffice.org/en/forum/vi ... 47&t=44216