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Quickview ms word excell powerpoint documents
Posted: 06.12.2007, 13:53
by peharpre
Hi,
Is it a way to have a quickview for some kind of document ?
My interest is .doc, *.xls and ppt document (and the xml new format document) ?
Thank's
Posted: 07.12.2007, 01:45
by Dreamer
You can use these plugins in FreeCommander, also in Quick view:
http://www.uvviewsoft.com/lister_plugins.htm
Posted: 08.12.2007, 16:19
by Marek
You can try to add .doc and .xls in the dialog "Configure internal viewer" to the list of extensions "Display at startup - as Internet".
Posted: 21.01.2008, 08:41
by Dhanish
It took me a long time (several hours, in fact) to understand the above replies.
If you have already have Office installed on your PC, you don't need any plugins. Just select the file and press F3 to see the file in the viewer.
If you have office installed, then ppt and xls files can also be viewed in the internal viewer, though not included by default in the viewer options. And the "Configure internal viewer" options are not available in the settings file, open any file in the viewer with F3 and then F9 opens the viewer settings. Thereafter, add .ppt and .xls to the "as Internet" line
nice :)
Posted: 09.02.2008, 18:39
by omerfree
Marek wrote:You can try to add .doc and .xls in the dialog "Configure internal viewer" to the list of extensions "Display at startup - as Internet".
What about files like pps or ppt ? I added xls to viewer and it works nice. with ppt or pps it wont work - it will only show binary characters.
Should it work with all types of files or there are limitations ?
Omer.
Posted: 25.02.2008, 03:43
by matera
You can view ppt and pps just fine - if you have PowerPoint installed. It should also work if you have the MS free PowerPoint Viewer, I would think. It doesn't seem to do background music, but slide transitions, animations, and everything else are fine for me.
Posted: 05.03.2008, 11:23
by mcleaver
Marek wrote:You can try to add .doc and .xls in the dialog "Configure internal viewer" to the list of extensions "Display at startup - as Internet".
NOt sure what this means, but even though I have MS Office installed on my machine, F3 doesn't display the contents of an Office file. Maybe it's because I do not have doc, rtf etc associated with MS Office but with Atlantis, a much smaller and quicker doc editor. Any alternatives? (Atlantis does have a nice internal viewer of its own
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Posted: 05.03.2008, 20:19
by ralfso
Marek hat Folgendes geschrieben:
You can try to add .doc and .xls in the dialog "Configure internal viewer" to the list of extensions "Display at startup - as Internet".
This means: Open any file in QuickView (2nd pane) with > View > QuickView or with F3 in external QuickView-window.
Then rightclick on the titlebar of the QuickView pane an choose settings or click on "options" in the external QuickView-window.
On the tab "display at startup" add .doc.dot.xls.xlt.ppt in the line "as internet".