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What file formats does Confluence supports?

burgerS

We saw in your webcast that PowerPoint documentations could be viewed and commented live inside confluence.

Is there a list of supported file formats in which this method can be applied?

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Stephen Deutsch

I believe Confluence supports images (although I'm not 100% sure which ones, but at least JPEG and PNG), PDF files, and MS Office files (.DOC/DOCX, .XLS/XLSX, .PPT/PPTX).

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Displaying+Files+and+Images

Strangely text files (.TXT, .CSV) don't seem to be supported.

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Timothy

I'll start it off with the major Office file types and images.

Stephen Deutsch

I believe Confluence supports images (although I'm not 100% sure which ones, but at least JPEG and PNG), PDF files, and MS Office files (.DOC/DOCX, .XLS/XLSX, .PPT/PPTX).

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Displaying+Files+and+Images

Strangely text files (.TXT, .CSV) don't seem to be supported.

burgerS

I think the paragraph https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Displaying+Files+and+Images#DisplayingFilesandImages-Embeddingafileinthepage fits its most!
Support for text formats (csv, txt, html) should be implemented...