[Solved] html opens in writer without html features
[Solved] html opens in writer without html features
When I open my html files in writer, (2.3, Win XP) they come up displayed in Print layout view. I can change this to Web layout, but I don't get the option to view HTML in the view menu. I've tried copying from writer into a new document opened as an HTML document, and I get the HTML option in the view menu, but when I reopen that document, it still comes up ad Print layout, and without the view HTML option.
Last edited by andylyke on Wed Jan 02, 2008 8:36 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Andy Lyke
Open Office 4.1.1 on Ms Windows 7
Open Office 4.1.1 on Ms Windows 7
Re: html opens in writer without html features
The default action when opening an HTML file is to open it in Writer. This is a poor design IMO, but that's how it is.
There are two ways to avoid the default action: first, you can use the File > Open dialog to specify what application should open the file:
1) File > Open
2) Select your file
3) File type = "Web Pages"
4) OK
Or, you can open the Writer/Web application first, then insert the file:
1) File > New > HTML Document
2) Insert > File
3) Select your file
4) OK
There are two ways to avoid the default action: first, you can use the File > Open dialog to specify what application should open the file:
1) File > Open
2) Select your file
3) File type = "Web Pages"
4) OK
Or, you can open the Writer/Web application first, then insert the file:
1) File > New > HTML Document
2) Insert > File
3) Select your file
4) OK
AOO4/LO5 • Linux • Fedora 23
Re: html opens in writer without html features
It's a kind of bug. If you double click on the file icon (in Windows) it will open in Writer. Period. If you want to open it in Writer/Web, first open Writer, then open the file with the Open command in Writer.
LibreOffice 25.8.4.2 on Ubuntu Linux
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