Automatic conversion and file opening settings

Product: MyOffice Professional, MyOffice Standard

Application: Documents Web version

The functions for setting up automatic conversion and opening a document in the editor will not be available on the Settings tab if they have been disabled by the system administrator.

Automatic conversion of documents

During the automatic conversion, documents of some formats are immediately converted to the internal format of MyOffice and become editable.

The automatic conversion feature is enabled by default during installation. However, you can change the conversion settings as needed. Do the following:

1.Open your profile settings by clicking the mini-avatar in the lower left corner of the Navigation bar > Account.

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2.Go to the Settings tab.

3.Choose the desired option:

Convert to internal format when uploading	The uploaded file is immediately converted to the internal format. The document will be available in the file manager for editing
Upload in original format	To edit an uploaded file, open the document and click Edit a copy.The file manager will display a copy in internal format for you to edit
Ask about conversion when uploading	When a file is uploaded, a dialog box will appear where you can choose whether to upload files in their original format or convert to an internal format

Documents in .docx, .xlsx, .odt, .ods, .pptx, and .odp formats are uploaded to the Cloud in their original formats by default, even if the Ask about conversion when uploading option is set in the profile settings.

To convert a document to an internal format, follow the steps below:

1.Open the document in the preview mode.

2.In the upper right corner, click the drop-down list button.

3.Select the Edit a copy.

A copy of the document will open in a new tab in an internal format.

Open documents in the view mode in the editor

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When this function is enabled, all documents in the editable formats will open in the editor interface in viewing mode (regardless of the access permission type):

•For files for which users have the Can edit or Can manage access permission (as well as for the Owner), the Edit button will be available on the top pane.

•For files for which users have with the Can view access permission, there is a Request edit access button.

The function is enabled by default by the system administrator during installation. To disable it, set the switch to the switch_off position. In this case, the following applies:

•Files for which users have the Can edit access permission will open immediately in edit mode.

•Files for which users have the Can view access permission will open in the editor, and the Request edit access button will be available on the top pane.

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