Free online ODP to RTF conversion App via ruby

Use free online app or Ruby SDK to convert between ODP & RTF as well as several popular formats from Microsoft^® PowerPoint.

How to Convert ODP to RTF on Ruby: Step-by-Step Code Example

# Converting ODP to HTML
require 'aspose_slides_cloud'
api_slides = AsposeSlidesCloud::SlidesApi.new

begin
    folder_name = "/"
    file_name = "file.ODP"
    out_path = "/" + file_name
    AsposeSlidesCloud::SpecUtils.api.copy_file("TempTests/" + file_name, folder_name + "/" + file_name)
    AsposeSlidesCloud::SpecUtils.api.save_presentation(file_name, AsposeSlidesCloud::ExportFormat::HTML, out_path, nil, "password", folder_name)
end

# Converting HTML to RTF
require 'aspose_words_cloud'
api_words = AsposeWordsCloud::WordsApi.new
name = 'name_example.HTML' # String | The document name.

opts = { 
    filename: 'file.RTF', # String | The file name.
    folder: 'folder_example', # String | The document folder.
    storage_name: 'storage_name_example' # String | storage name.
}
begin
    request_save_options_data = api_words.HtmlSaveOptionsData.new({:FileName => filename + '.%!s(MISSING)'})
    request = api_words.SaveAsRequest.new(name: remote_name, save_options_data: request_save_options_data, folder: remote_folder)   

end

Transform ODP into RTF with the Ruby Cloud SDK

Initialize WordsApi and CellsApi with Client Id, Client Secret, Base URL & API version
Set ConvertDocumentRequest with parameters local file name and format as HTML
Call WordsApi convertDocument to convert ODP document to HTML
Initialize SaveOption from CellsAPI with parameters SaveFormat as RTF
Call cellsSaveAsPostDocumentSaveAs method to convert ODP file to RTF

Start leveraging Aspose.Total REST APIs for ODP to RTF

Create an account at Dashboard to get free API quota & authorization details
Get Aspose.Words and Aspose.Cells Cloud SDKs for Ruby source code from Aspose.Words GitHub and Aspose.Cells GitHub repos to compile/use the SDK yourself or head to the Releases for alternative download options.
Also have a look at Swagger-based API Reference for Aspose.Words and Aspose.Cells to know more about the REST API.

How to Convert PowerPoint ODP to other formats online

Transform ODP files into HTML format using Aspose.Slides API, and seamlessly integrate them with any Aspose.Total APIs, such as Aspose.Words, Aspose.Cells, Aspose.PDF, Aspose.Email, Aspose.Diagram, Aspose.Tasks, Aspose.3D, Aspose.HTML. This enables conversion of your files into hundreds of different formats.

For a complete list of supported formats, visit the Aspose.Total Cloud page.

How to Convert MS PowerPoint Presentations, ODP to Image Formats

Aspose.Slides Cloud SDK offers fast and simple methods for converting MS PowerPoint files into various image formats, similar to the process outlined above for RTF. By utilizing direct REST API calls or SDKs, Aspose.Slides Cloud APIs allow you to convert PowerPoint slides into multiple image formats, including JPEG, PNG, BMP, GIF, and TIFF.

Create SlidesApi class instance to convert ODP document
Call Convert method of SlidesApi class instance for conversion from ODP and provide desired format as 2nd parameter.

Simple Steps to Convert ODP to PDF Online

For ODP to PDF please follow these steps:

Visit the ODP to PDF webpage.
Upload your ODP file from your device.
Click on the “Convert” button.
Wait for the conversion to finish.
Once the conversion is complete, download the PDF file to your device.

How to Convert Webpage to RTF format

To convert a webpage to the RTF format, follow these steps:

Visit the “Webpage to RTF” website.
Enter the URL of the webpage you wish to convert into the designated input box.
Click the “Convert” button to initiate the conversion process.
Wait for the conversion to complete.
Download the RTF file to your device once the conversion is finished.

By following these steps, you can easily convert and download webpages in the desired RTF format for offline access and further use.

FAQ

What is ODP Format?
Files with .odp extension represent presentation file format used by OpenOffice.org in the OASISOpen standard. A presentation file is a collection of slides where each slide can comprise of text, images, formatting, animations, and other media. These slides are presented to audience in the form of slideshows with custom presentation settings. ODP files can be opened by applications that conform to the OpenDocument format (such as OpenOffice or StarOffice).
What is RTF Format?
Introduced and documented by Microsoft, the Rich Text Format (RTF) represents a method of encoding formatted text and graphics for use within applications. The format facilitates cross-platform document exchange with other Microsoft Products, thus serving the purpose of interoperability. This capability makes it a standard of data transfer between word processing software and, hence, contents can be transferred from one operating system to another without losing document formatting. The file format specifications are available by Microsoft for public download and can be referred to from developer’s perspective.
Starting with Aspose.Total REST APIs Using Ruby SDK: A Beginner's Guide
Quickstart not only guides through the initialization of Aspose.Total Cloud API, it also helps in installing the required libraries.
Where can I find the Aspose.Total Cloud API release notes for Ruby?
Complete release notes can be reviewed at Aspose.Total Cloud Documentation.
Is it safe to convert ODP to RTF in the Cloud?
Of course! Aspose Cloud uses Amazon EC2 cloud servers that guarantee the security and resilience of the service. Please read more about Aspose's Security Practices.
What file formats are supported by Aspose.Total Cloud API?
Aspose.Total Cloud can convert file formats from any product family to any other product family to PDF, DOCX, XPS, image(TIFF, JPEG, PNG BMP), MD and more. Checkout the complete list of supported file formats.
I can not find the SDK for my favorite language. What should I do?
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