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A full-featured set of office applications (including word processing, spreadsheet, presentation, drawing, and database programs) for Mac OS X. Based on the OpenOffice.org office suite, NeoOffice has integrated dozens of native Mac features and can import, edit, and exchange files with other popular office programs such as Microsoft Office.

NeoOffice is one of the most stable office suites for Mac OS X. We have created an office suite that is adapted to the unique needs of Mac users by taking the features in Sun Microsystems\&#039 OpenOffice.org office suite and adding improvements such as:

- Fast, free, and friendly support for all users
- Extremely stable Mac OS X code that has been in daily use by hundreds of thousands of NeoOffice users since 2003
- Significant speed improvements to the OpenOffice.org code
- Dozens of features requested by our users designed specifically for the Mac

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ABIWORD(1) General Commands Manual ABIWORD(1) NAME
abiword -- flexible cross-platform word processor SYNOPSIS
abiword [OPTIONS] [FILENAME...] DESCRIPTION
AbiWord is a full-featured, efficient word processing application suitable for a wide range of word processing tasks, and extensible with a variety of plugins. It integrates with enchant(1) to provide spell-checking. OPTIONS
-g WxH[+X+Y], --geometry=WxH[+X+Y] Specifies window geometry at startup. -E PLUGIN, --plugin=PLUGIN Execute the specified plugin instead of the main application. --import-extension=EXT Import the given file as if it had extension EXT, overriding automatic file type detection. -u PROFILE, --userprofile=PROFILE Use PROFILE instead of the default ~/.AbiSuite/AbiWord.Profile to read and store settings. -t DEST, --to=DEST Convert the given file to another format, writing the result to DEST. The format of DEST is determined by its extension. See also --to=FORMAT and --to-name. -t FORMAT, --to=FORMAT Convert the given files(s) to the given format. Unless explicitly specified with --to-name, the original filename will be used (with a different extension, if necessary). See also EXAMPLES. The more popular values for FORMAT include: abw Abiword XML format (zabw for gzip, bzabw for bzip2 compression) dbk DocBook XML doc Microsoft Word binary format docx Office Open XML (newer Microsoft Word versions) html Hypertext Markup Language kwd KWord odt OpenDocument Text pdf Portable Document Format rtf Rich Text Format sxw OpenOffice.org Writer 1.0 txt Plain text --to-name=DEST Only useful in conjunction with --to=FORMAT. Specifies where the converted document shall be written to. --verbose=LEVEL Set level of verbosity [0-2], 2 giving the most detailed output. -h, --help Display a short help message and exit. --version Report the version of AbiWord. EXAMPLES
To convert the document example.abw to RTF: abiword --to=rtf example.abw The resulting file will be named example.rtf. To print a document: abiword --to=ps --to-name=fd://1 FILENAME | lp REPORTING BUGS
Report bugs to the Bugzilla bug tracking system at <http://bugzilla.abisource.com>. SEE ALSO
enchant(1) HISTORY
AbiWord was started in 1998 by AbiSource Inc., a company founded by SourceGear corporation. The initial plan was to build a free office suite named AbiSuite, encompassing word processing, spreadsheet and presentation applications. As they didn't have a usable product when their venture capital was up, the code already developed (namely AbiWord) was made open source. AbiWord development was subsequently taken over by volunteers and is driven by the community to date. AbiWord 2.8 2009-12-11 ABIWORD(1)

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