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eXo Platform core has a basic compatibility for Microsoft environments. So, if you are using Windows (7, 8 or 10) with Microsoft Office 2013 installed, you can work with Word, Excel and Powerpoint files only on IE11.
To make Open in Office work well on IE11, you need to enable ActiveX by selecting Enable (not secure) checkbox.
→ → → , and ticking theEnhanced compatibility
For editing more file types and in various platforms, it is required your administrator install the Remote Edit add-on on the server (by the command: addon install exo-remote-edit). With this installation, you can start using Open in Office in more various environments. Here are the client environments that are currently supported in eXo Platform:
OS | Browsers | Office suites |
---|---|---|
Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10 | IE11, Firefox, Chrome, Edge | Microsoft Office 2013 (the recommended one), Microsoft Office 2010 and 2016 (Compatible) |
MAC OS 10.9+ | Firefox, Safari | Microsoft Office for Mac 2011 (the recommended one), Microsoft Office for Mac 2016 (Compatible) |
Ubuntu 14.04 | Firefox | LibreOffice 4.4 (Supported), OpenOffice 4.1 (Compatible) |
It is recommended you use the last versions of Firefox and Chrome.
Currently, you cannot open/edit one file via Chrome in Linux. This is because that Chrome in Linux does not support NPAPI any longer, so the IT Hit applet cannot be used.
For Chrome in Windows and MAC OS, you need to enable NPAPI, as said here.