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software there is no need of a deep knowlegde of the OpenDocument Format itself. It would be helpfull to understand
 
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Take a look at this page to see a nearly complete list of existing features.<br>
 
Take a look at this page to see a nearly complete list of existing features.<br>
 
The AODL FAQ<br>
 
The AODL FAQ<br>
 
AODL code samples / snippets<br>
 
AODL code samples / snippets<br>

Revision as of 17:35, 4 March 2007

AODL (An Open Document Library)

AODL is the .net module of the ODF Toolkit. The library is completly written in pure C# and can be used to extend your .net based software to support the OpenDocument Format. To use AODL within your projects respectively software there is no need of a deep knowlegde of the OpenDocument Format itself. It would be helpfull to understand what's going behind the scenes and for writing your own extensions, but as mentioned before this isn't a fundamental requirement.

Up to now, the following fundamental operations are supported by AODL:

  • Creating new documents in the text and the spreadsheet format.
  • Loading and manipulating documents in the text and spreadsheet (not complete yet) format.
  • Export loaded or created documents into the HTML format (text and spreadsheet documents).
  • Export loaded or created documents into the PDF Format. (this is in an early state of implementation and only available for text documents)

Futher information:

Take a look at this page to see a nearly complete list of existing features.
The AODL FAQ
AODL code samples / snippets

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