What is? ODF File Format and How to Open it?
Sometimes referred to as ODF, Open Document Format is a file format allowing for the storage and sharing of a range of documents including presentations, spreadsheets, and text documents. Managing this open standard based on XML falls to the OASIS (Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards). Since OpenOffice, LibreOffice, and Microsoft Office (with a plugin) are open standards, a great range of office products can support them.
ODF files are stored using a number of extensions. Of these extensions, .odt,.ods,.odp,.odg,.odc,.odi,.odm,.ott,.otp,.otg,.otc,.oti, and. otm.
Any program compatible with the Open Document Format (ODF) standard including Microsoft Office, OpenOffice, and LibreOffice—can be opened and changed concurrently with ODF files. Products ranging from Google Docs to Corel WordPerfect Office to SoftMaker Office support Open Document Format (ODF). Regarding translating ODF files into other formats, there are some online tools available such as Zamzar that could help with this chore.
ODF files which are then compressed into a single file are created by combining XML and Zip compression. This makes keeping papers, distributing them to others, and viewing them without regard to compatibility problems with other files easy. Maintaining the formatting of the document is also easier since the file format preserves fonts, colors, and other formatting elements within the file.
Open Document Format (ODF) files are seen as a safe and dependable file format since the contents of a document are maintained in a single file and the formatting is kept apart in another file. This makes it more difficult for malevolent players to change the contents of an ODF file without being found.