Thread: conversion to .odt
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Old 10-19-2019, 01:26 PM   #21
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Considering that calibre is intended for handling ebook files for reading on an ereader either dedicated or ereader application, why would supporting document file conversion to a document file format that is not used by an ereader be considered a legitimate reason?
If you are going to support conversion to a legacy document file format, then conversion to a non-legacy document file format would be equally logical.

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Though as far as I can tell, the sheer number of potential calibre users wanting to convert their current ebook formats to odt is, to put it gently, underwhelming.
Do you have any solid numbers on the intersection of users of Calibre, and users of LibreOffice/Apache Open Office/NeoOffice/EuroOffice/Calibre Office/RedOffice?
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