Office ********s Viewer FULL 1.18.3








Additional information


Updated September 28, 2014

Size 1.2M

Installs 1,000,000 - 5,000,000

Current Version 1.14.12

Requires Android 2.3 and up


Small and fast OpenOffice.org and (with limitations) Microsoft Office 2007 ******** viewing application. It allows opening office productivity application ********s located in the filesystem, e.g. on sd card, as well downloaded ********s, files on Dropbox, Box, or ********s files attached to an email. It offers zooming in and out of ********s, searching inside ********s, copying **** from ********s as well as printing ********s via Google Cloud Print. And it even offers reading **** ********s (.odt, .sxw, .docx) aloud via Android's ****-to-speech functionality.



The following file formats are currently supported:

- OpenOffice.org 2.x, 3.x, 4.x and LibreOffice Open ******** formats: .odt (Writer), .ods (Calc), .odp (Impress)

- OpenOffice.org 1.x formats: .sxw (Writer), .sxc (Calc) (no support for embedded images)

- MS Office 2007 formats: .docx (Word), .xlsx (Excel), .pptx (Powerpoint)

- PDF (experimenal, needs to be activated in the app settings)

- Other formats: RTF, HTML, .txt (plain ****), .csv (comma-separated values), .tsv (tab-separated values)



Please note that some restrictions apply for viewing ********s:

- Displaying the ********s is done via a conversion to HTML, which is why the ******** will look differently than if viewed with a desktop office productivity application

- Large spreadsheet ********s may take some time to open, or sometimes not open at all

- When displaying images, only those images will be shown where the image format is supported by the Android browser

- Password-protected Microsoft Office ********s cannot be opened



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