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Conversion of sda file format to odf file format beta

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Convert Apache OpenOffice (OpenOffice.org) drawing to Open Document Interchange Format (ODIF).

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

Old StarOffice drawings (.sda) can still be opened in office suites based on Open Document Format schemes, such as the original StarOffice itself, or newer suites like LibreOffice OpenOffice.org, or similar. All of these suites should be capable of export or saving .sda files as .odf files.

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Additional links: Open sda file, Open odf file

SDA

Files with sda file extensions are vector drawings created in old versions of StarOffice's drawing program. Replaced by sxd and later by odg formats.

ODF

An odf file extension is related to the Open Document Interchange Format (ODIF) used by various Office suites, like StarOffice, Microsoft Office, OpenOffice.org etc.

 

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