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Combining LibreOffice on your computer with Euro-Office in the cloud

LibreOffice and Euro-Office work well together if you agree on a few rules. The most important one: edit any document that several people work on in Euro-Office. Use LibreOffice for your own documents and for tasks you can't do in the browser.

Five rules

  1. Edit shared documents only in Euro-Office. If you open a shared document from the Nextcloud folder on your computer in LibreOffice while a colleague is editing it in the browser, you end up with two versions side by side: a conflicted copy.
  2. Choose docx, xlsx and pptx for files you open in both programs. That way nothing gets converted. See Docx or odt, xlsx or ods: which file format should you choose?.
  3. Wait for syncing to finish (green cloud) before you open a file in Euro-Office that you've just saved in LibreOffice. Otherwise you'll see an older version. See You don't see your changes when you download the file or open it on your computer.
  4. Use the same fonts. In your templates, choose a font that's available in both, such as Carlito or Liberation Sans. See Fonts: why your document looks different.
  5. Close a document in LibreOffice when you've finished, so it doesn't stay locked unnecessarily.

What do you use for what?

TaskUse
Writing together, comments, tracking changesEuro-Office
Working on the train without internetLibreOffice, or Nextcloud Office with files on your computer
Converting lots of old doc and xls filesLibreOffice (Converting old doc, xls and ppt files in one go)
Creating a PDF form from a text documentLibreOffice (Creating a fillable PDF form)
Creating a PDF form directly in a PDF, redacting a PDFEuro-Office (Editing a PDF)
Excel files with VBA macrosLibreOffice runs some of them, Euro-Office doesn't (Macros from Word and Excel (VBA): what still works?)

If something does go wrong

A conflicted copy. Do you see a file in your Nextcloud folder with conflicted copy and a date in its name? Nothing has been lost: these are two versions of the same file. To find out how to merge them, read Conflicted copies: what they are and how to resolve them.

A conflicted copy next to the original file in Nextcloud
A conflicted copy: two versions of the same file

LibreOffice reports Document in Use. The file is open on another computer or in another program. Choose Open Read-Only to view it without making changes, and only edit it once the other person has finished.

Euro-Office opens the document read-only or reports that it's being edited in another app. See A document opens read-only.

You can read more about the three ways to open a document in Working with Office files from your computer.

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