How to change rtf files to odt files

[MMTB1234]

I want all of my rtf files to become odt files. But, I don’t know how to do it. Because, I can hardly read my text when it is that small. Eric

[fpy]

@MMTB1234

all of my rtf files to become odt

What is the correct syntax to use for convert-to filter options?

I am trying to use --convert-to option to convert OOXML files to PDF and HTML but I couldn’t find any information how to use specific filter options. Specifically, I want to use ExportNotes and ExportNotesPages for impress_pdf_Export filter and Publishmode for ‘XHTML Impress File’ filter. I tried the following and none of them make any difference: libreoffice --headless --convert-to pdf:“impress_pdf_Export:ExportNotesPages” myfile.pptx libreoffice --headless --convert-to pdf:“impress_pdf_Ex…

https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Faq/General/150

@MMTB1234

Because, I can hardly read my text when it is that small

(not sure how it is related to the question though.
rather expect odt text to be as small as in rtf )

[ajlittoz]

Open your files with Writer then save as .odt.

[MMTB1234]

By accident, I found out what to do. It really is quite simple. Somehow, I had moved the slider at the bottom right-hand side from 100% to 45%. The slider really is very small and hard to see. And, it makes no difference whether I want an rtf file or odt file.
The problem and its the solution were to adjust the screen size of what I had been typing, Thank God.
Eric MMTB1234

[EarnestAl]

Other possibilities for Zoom size:

• Ctrl+Mouse-scroll
• View > Zoom and choose a % size or other option such as Optimal

@MMTB1234

it makes no difference whether I want an rtf file or odt file

.rtf is a proprietary Microsoft format that is deprecated; .ods is a current ISO standard