Microsoft Word File Import (Atto)
Maintained by
Eoin Campbell
Import entire Microsoft Word 2010 (.docx) files, including tables, embedded images and Microsoft Equation Editor equations, cleanly. It also imports LibreOffice and Google Docs files saved to .docx format, but not nearly as well.
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Plugin mod_wordimport does not declare valid $plugin->component in its version.php.
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I can’t thank you enough for sparing your time to help me make this work. Thank you Again!
1. Import into the Atto field
2. Expand the Atto edit field toolbar and turn on the source HTML view, (the icon with ">").
3. Copy all the text and paste to an external editor.
4. Search for and delete the strings 'direction:rtl;' and ' dir="rtl"'. These strings are telling the browser to display as RTL.
5. Copy and paste the text back into the Atto edit field, and then revert to the normal WYSIWYIG view.
A larger issue is that the conversion process retains formatting but doesn't seem to use the native Word styles such as Headings, List Bullet, etc. The results will be relatively poor unless you reformat the Word document to use these styles. Another issue is that importing large Word files into a single Moodle Page resource is not the best way to present long narrative text. The Moodle Book resource is better for long documents, and you can use the Microsoft Word file Import/Export (Book) plugin (cf. https://moodle.org/plugins/booktool_wordimport) to import convert Word files and split them into sub-pages by heading.
I have somehow been managing it by aligning the text to the left after importing, even though all punctuation marks are aligned to the left. I can’t continue any further because all texts with bullets are RLT and there’s no way to rearrange them.
What should I do to fix this? I need help! It will take forever to type in lesson contents. How do I go about this please?