08-18-2015, 04:05 PM
Hello
Thanks for your input
I had tried AbiWord but was unhappy with its Default Save option to its own AWT
Checking on Google It appears that it can be changed but only using the Terminal.
http://www.abisource.com/wiki/FAQ/Always_save_as_Word
Thanks for your input
I had tried AbiWord but was unhappy with its Default Save option to its own AWT
Checking on Google It appears that it can be changed but only using the Terminal.
http://www.abisource.com/wiki/FAQ/Always_save_as_Word
Quote:Q: How can I make AbiWord save my files in MS Word (*.doc) format by default?[color=rgb(0, 43, 184)][/size][/color][/size]Ubuntu GNU/Linux(tested on Ubuntu 9.04)Go to Applications -> Accessories -> and open a Terminal[/q]
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- [size=2px]run this command (requires your own password):[/size]
- [size=6px]sudo gedit /usr/share/abiword-2.6/system.profile Change this content:[/size]
- [size=6px]<SystemDefaults /> Adding this line:[/size]
- [size=6px]<SystemDefaults DefaultSaveFormat=".doc" /> Save and close the text editor, and close the terminal.[/size]
- [li][size=2px]Note for developers: Is desirable to add a field on the preferences GUI, to make possible the user selects any format in a list as default.[/l]
Because of the need to be very exact with terminal commands I am not confident about using it .Seeing as the command was supplied I copied and pasted it and got the following result .
colin@colin-NC110:~$ sudo gedit /usr/share/abiword-2.6/system.profile
[sudo] password for colin:
sudo: gedit: command not found
colin@colin-NC110:~$
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As often happens I am left with a further problem to solve my original problem that I expected would be solved in AbiWord GUIColin
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