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Conversion of abw file format to dot file format beta

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Convert AbiWord document to Microsoft Word document template (up to Microsoft Word 2003 version).

We have found one software suitable in our database for this conversion.

It might be possible to create Word templates from AbiWord documents, however, there probably will be some features missing that are usually found in Word templates.

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Convert from abw file

Yes, AbiWord supports abw file conversion as a source file type.YesYesabw editorYesNoNoNo

to dot file

NoYesNodot editorNoNoNoNo

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Additional links: Open abw file, Open dot file

ABW

Files with abw extension are pretty much certainly documents created and saved using the AbiWord word processor.

DOT

A dot file extension is used by Microsoft Word, a word processor that is distributed as a part of Microsoft Office. A dot file contains document template (predefined document type and format). A dot file extension is used by Microsoft Word 97 to 2003.

 

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