About
AODC will convert OpenDocument text documents and spreadsheet documents into HTML files which are are optimized to be displayed in all popular browser e.g Firefox, Internet Explorer and Microsoft Word (Vers. >= 2002). OpenOffice or another Office Suite with OpenDocument support don't have to be installed!

What about the output formats?
The main target of AODC is to make it possible to let all User read and edit OpenDocument documents and HTML is the only format which could be read by every User. User who want to have the document in the Word format only have to save the HTML file as doc file. At least, nonetheless a Word Add In is planned.
Also it is planned to support the converation into the PDF and the RTF format. I couldn't promise you that that will be happen with the next version, but it's on our roadmap for one of the next releases.
At least you maybe ask your self, what about the OpenXML format? Shouldn't it be easy to support this? Short answer: Yes, because it's a XML format which is smilar to the OpenDocument format so it wouldn't be very complicated, but there is a problem with the license of which OpenXml is published under. This license isn't compatible to the LGPL license which is used by the AODL (An OpenDocument Library) which will do all the conversation and until it's not clear how we could bring both together the idea of OpenXml support will be freezed.

Which input format is supported?
Up to now, the supprted input format are the OpenDocument text format and spreadsheet format. Support for OpenDocument draw and presentation  documents is in progress.

Must OpenOffice or another Office Suite installed?
No, there's no need of a installation OpenOffice or another Office suite. The whole text processing will be done by the AODL library.

How much doese it cost?
Nothing! AODC is published under the GPL license.

System requirements:
Any Windows version with installed .net 1.1 framework runtime.

Which is the latest version?
The latest version is 1.2.0.1 beta.