Unable to read documentation

[ghost]

What format is the .odt file for documentation? Why is it not in PDF or some standard format?

[Edzelf]

It is the standard for open source Word replacements, like OpenOffice.  You can open the file with Microsoft Word (I think).

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What format is the .odt file for documentation? Why is it not in PDF or some standard format?

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[BePeMee]

MS Word is indeed able to open the file, unless you have a very ancient version.

[learntoswim]

Mac user here. I formatted it (to a level of legibility I was happy with) with Google Docs. No images, though.

[Edzelf]

For those who have no access to Openoffice, LibreOffice, ...: I added a pdf version.

[learntoswim]

Thank you, @Edzelf !