OOReader

My main use case are small downloads from a Pinyin annotation website where the .odt file has many text boxes with Pinyin above the Chinese characters. However, I also tested it with large text files with embedded images, multiple page spreadsheets, presentations with formulas, and vector graphic files. All were converted faithfully. Why only four stars then? The files are listed in the order of most recently imported. The simple list of files suits my needs except I want to adjust the order of them to be the order that I use them in my meetings. Most programs when providing an edit button for a file list support both deleting and file re-ordering. OOReader allows deleting but not re-ordering.

Great resource to open your odt files. Even when Dropbox can't read the file you can choose to open using this app from the bottom right icon on the iPhone 4S. Note: It only worked once when I first installed it and I had to cut the phone off and back on. After that, no more problems. I love the fact you can forward the file as an email attachment. I haven't tried the print option yet. Thanks for the great app!

I usually avoid Open Office formatted documents when possible; however, there's always one or two that crops up where the writer neglected to export as a more commonly accepted format (doc or PDF). Unfortunately, there aren't any decent OO programs for the iPad, yet this viewer is one of the few viewer apps where you don't need to "convert the document in the cloud." The major shortcoming is the HUGE ad at the bottom of every file you open. If you didn't have to convert the item online, the best viewer would be doctape. Remove the garbage ads and this app will be much better.