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Does there currently exist a web based editor of ODT (open document text) documents that can be self hosted on a server that supports PHP, sort of like Google Docs? It doesn't need to have all the features of Google Docs, so long as I can display and edit odt word processing documents on a self hosted platform. If it can handle open document spreadsheets and presentations, so much the better.

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Google Docs support ODT. You can try building something with the Google Documents API.

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I want something self hosted. I already know about google docs. – AntonChanning Apr 23 '12 at 19:49
That's why I told about the API. Build a tool using the API and host it. – Bibhas Apr 23 '12 at 19:52
No good. I was trying to find out if I could host odt files bigger than google docs allow, limited only by the resources of my server. An API doesn't bypass that problem. Academic now since the question is closed for being off topic. I should have read the FAQ... – AntonChanning Apr 23 '12 at 19:55

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