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		+	==== Will AbiWord use Open Document as its default export format?====
-	<H2>OASIS/ODT Support</H2>	+	The question is more complicated than it seems but the short answer is unfortunately: No.  See this [http://www.abisource.com/mailinglists/abiword-dev/2003/Apr/0167.html mailing list post] for a good summary of why AbiWord is unlikely to ever use that format by default.
-	==== Will [[AbiWord|AbiWord]] use OASIS Open Document as its default export format? ====	+	==== Will AbiWord support the Open Document? ====
-	The question is more complicated than it seems but the short answer is unfortunately: No. See this [http://www.abisource.com/mailinglists/abiword-dev/2003/Apr/0167.html mailing list post] for a good summary of why [[AbiWord|AbiWord]] is unlikely to ever use that format by default.	+	Yes. There's currently decent import support for OpenDocument. We also recommend Rich Text format as the best way to share documents with other Word Processing software.
-	==== Will [[AbiWord|AbiWord]] support the OASIS Open Document file format? ====	+	[[Category:FAQ]]
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-	Yes. There''s currently decent import support for OASIS documents with the [[OpenDocument|OpenDocument]] plugin.  We also recommend Rich Text format as the best way to share documents with other Word Processing software.	+
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Will AbiWord use Open Document as its default export format?

The question is more complicated than it seems but the short answer is unfortunately: No. See this mailing list post for a good summary of why AbiWord is unlikely to ever use that format by default.

Will AbiWord support the Open Document?

Yes. There's currently decent import support for OpenDocument. We also recommend Rich Text format as the best way to share documents with other Word Processing software.