Feature Compatibility
Which file formats are supported?
The file formats listed in the table below are supported.
|
Application |
Format |
|
Word |
OOXML word processor document(*.docx) |
|
Cell |
OOXML spreadsheet document(*.xlsx) |
|
Show |
OOXML presentation document(*.pptx) |
Can I edit files that were created originally with MS Office?
Yes, you can open and edit documents created in MS Office in Thinkfree Office. However, some features may not be supported while editing online.
Can I copy and paste content from MS Office desktop version?
Yes, content can be copy and pasted from MS Office desktop to Thinkfree Office but due to the limitations of the web browser, it's not possible to retain 100% fidelity with the original content.
Will I be able to share documents created with Thinkfree Office with others using an installed version of MS Office?
Yes, you can share documents created in Thinkfree Office with other MS Office users. Thinkfree Office saves the documents in the same MS Office file formats (i.e. docx, xlsx, pptx).
What happens if I load and edit a spreadsheet with unsupported formulas?
For unsupported functions, the formula result is not displayed correctly. But when you save the spreadsheet, the original formula is still maintained.
My Smart Art is shown but I can't edit it. Will I lose the ability to edit the Smart Art content after I save my changes to other parts of my presentation?
Although Thinkfree Office Show renders SmartArt objects, they cannot be edited. Furthermore, Thinkfree Office Show maintains the original SmartArt objects that can be edited in other offline applications.
What happens if I load and edit a presentation with unsupported objects or features?
Thinkfree Office Show renders unsupported objects (ie. SmartArt, Chart and OLE, etc.) that cannot be edited. Furthermore, Thinkfree Office Show maintains the unsupported object properties even if you edit other parts of the presentation.
If I open a document that contains an unsupported object, is there a chance my data will be lost after I edit and save the document?
If a document contains any unsupported objects, Thinkfree Office will open the document in Viewer mode to avoid any chance of data loss.
I'm editing a document that contains placeholders for objects that are not fully supported (e.g. formula or Smart Art), is there any chance that my data will be lost after I save my changes?
Certain unsupported objects may be displayed as images or placeholders by Thinkfree Office to allow you to continue to edit the document while making sure that the original unsupported content is safely maintained.
Can I open files created using older versions of MS Office (e.g. 2007)?
Thinkfree Office can open a document created with MS Office 2007 for editing, but the initial loading time may take longer than usual.
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