Difference between revisions of "AppSuite:Supported file types"

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== Preview ==
 
== Preview ==
* pdf
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* docx
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=== Images ===
* odt
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* ods
 
* xlsx
 
 
* png
 
* png
* jpg
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* jpg, jpeg
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=== Text Documents ===
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* docx (Microsoft Office Word text document)
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* docm (Microsoft Office Word macro-enabled text document)
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* dotx (Microsoft Office Word text document template)
 +
* dotm (Microsoft Office Word macro-enabled text document template)
 +
* odt (OpenDocument text document)
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* ott (OpenDocument text document template)
 +
* doc (Microsoft Word 97-2003 text document)
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* dot (Microsoft Word 97-2003 text document template)
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* rtf (Rich Text Format)
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=== Spreadsheet Documents ===
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 +
* xlsx (Microsoft Office Excel workbook)
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* xlsm (Microsoft Office Excel macro-enabled workbook)
 +
* xltx (Microsoft Office Excel workbook template)
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* xltm (Microsoft Office Excel macro-enabled workbook template)
 +
* xlsb (Microsoft Office Excel macro-enabled workbook, binary format)
 +
* xlam (Microsoft Office Excel add-in)
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* ods (OpenDocument spreadsheet document)
 +
* ots (OpenDocument spreadsheet document template)
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* xls (Microsoft Excel 97-2003 workbook)
 +
* xlt (Microsoft Excel 97-2003 workbook template)
 +
* xla (Microsoft Excel 97-2003 add-in)
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=== Presentation Documents ===
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* pptx (Microsoft Office PowerPoint presentation)
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* pptm (Microsoft Office PowerPoint macro-enabled presentation)
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* potx (Microsoft Office PowerPoint presentation template)
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* potm (Microsoft Office PowerPoint macro-enabled presentation template)
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* ppsx (Microsoft Office PowerPoint slide show)
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* ppsm (Microsoft Office PowerPoint macro-enabled slide show)
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* ppam (Microsoft Office PowerPoint add-in)
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* odp (OpenDocument presentation document)
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* otp (OpenDocument presentation document template)
 +
* ppt (Microsoft PowerPoint 97-2003 presentation)
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* pot (Microsoft PowerPoint 97-2003 presentation template)
 +
* pps (Microsoft PowerPoint 97-2003 slide show)
 +
* ppa (Microsoft PowerPoint 97-2003 add-in)
 +
 
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=== Miscellaneous ===
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* pdf (Portable Document Format)
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* odg (OpenDocument drawing document)
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* otg (OpenDocument drawing document template)
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* odi (OpenDocument image document)
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* oti (OpenDocument image document template)
 +
* odc (OpenDocument chart document)
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* otc (OpenDocument chart document template)
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* odf (OpenDocument formula document)
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* otf (OpenDocument formula document template)
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* odm (OpenDocument global text document)
  
 
== Documents ==
 
== Documents ==

Revision as of 12:37, 8 July 2013

AppSuite allows you to preview, view and edit files. A common question is what files are supported. The following list is not definitive

Mediaplayer

The AppSuite "media player" uses the native html 5 video playback of each browser. The actual file support depends on the user's browser, so a definitive list can not be given. Here is an attempt:

Video

  • Chrome: m4v, ogv, webm
  • Safari: m4v
  • IE: m4v
  • Firefox: ogv, webm

Audio

For audio files a flash/silverlight fallback is used if a browser is not capable of native mp3 playback like Firefox.

  • Chrome: mp3, wav, m4a, m4b, ogg
  • Safari: mp3, wav, m4a, m4b, aac
  • IE: mp3, wav, m4a, m4b
  • Firefox: mp3, wav, ogg

Preview

Images

  • png
  • jpg, jpeg

Text Documents

  • docx (Microsoft Office Word text document)
  • docm (Microsoft Office Word macro-enabled text document)
  • dotx (Microsoft Office Word text document template)
  • dotm (Microsoft Office Word macro-enabled text document template)
  • odt (OpenDocument text document)
  • ott (OpenDocument text document template)
  • doc (Microsoft Word 97-2003 text document)
  • dot (Microsoft Word 97-2003 text document template)
  • rtf (Rich Text Format)

Spreadsheet Documents

  • xlsx (Microsoft Office Excel workbook)
  • xlsm (Microsoft Office Excel macro-enabled workbook)
  • xltx (Microsoft Office Excel workbook template)
  • xltm (Microsoft Office Excel macro-enabled workbook template)
  • xlsb (Microsoft Office Excel macro-enabled workbook, binary format)
  • xlam (Microsoft Office Excel add-in)
  • ods (OpenDocument spreadsheet document)
  • ots (OpenDocument spreadsheet document template)
  • xls (Microsoft Excel 97-2003 workbook)
  • xlt (Microsoft Excel 97-2003 workbook template)
  • xla (Microsoft Excel 97-2003 add-in)

Presentation Documents

  • pptx (Microsoft Office PowerPoint presentation)
  • pptm (Microsoft Office PowerPoint macro-enabled presentation)
  • potx (Microsoft Office PowerPoint presentation template)
  • potm (Microsoft Office PowerPoint macro-enabled presentation template)
  • ppsx (Microsoft Office PowerPoint slide show)
  • ppsm (Microsoft Office PowerPoint macro-enabled slide show)
  • ppam (Microsoft Office PowerPoint add-in)
  • odp (OpenDocument presentation document)
  • otp (OpenDocument presentation document template)
  • ppt (Microsoft PowerPoint 97-2003 presentation)
  • pot (Microsoft PowerPoint 97-2003 presentation template)
  • pps (Microsoft PowerPoint 97-2003 slide show)
  • ppa (Microsoft PowerPoint 97-2003 add-in)

Miscellaneous

  • pdf (Portable Document Format)
  • odg (OpenDocument drawing document)
  • otg (OpenDocument drawing document template)
  • odi (OpenDocument image document)
  • oti (OpenDocument image document template)
  • odc (OpenDocument chart document)
  • otc (OpenDocument chart document template)
  • odf (OpenDocument formula document)
  • otf (OpenDocument formula document template)
  • odm (OpenDocument global text document)

Documents

Text Documents

  • docx (Microsoft Office Word text document)
  • docm (Microsoft Office Word macro-enabled text document)
  • dotx (Microsoft Office Word text document template)
  • dotm (Microsoft Office Word macro-enabled text document template)
  • odt (OpenDocument text document)
  • ott (OpenDocument text document template)
  • doc (Microsoft Word 97-2003 text document, converted to "odt" when edited)
  • dot (Microsoft Word 97-2003 text document template, converted to "ott" when edited)
  • rtf (Rich Text Format, converted to "odt" when edited)