This option allows you to instruct the generator to adjust the RTF formatting settings specifically for
some of the most common applications of RTF.
RTF is a rich text format that although allows expressing almost any document formatting concept, the exact interpretation
of all that is rather loose and may substantially vary by different applications (RTF readers). Especially, it concerns more complex features
(like the relationship between borders, paddings and margins; adjustment of table column widths and other things).
So, to achieve that the generated RTF output looks properly in a particular application, those things need to be determined experimentally
and the corresponding RTF settings corrected accordingly.
Possible Settings:
"MS Word"
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Tunes everything to display the generated RTF (as it is) in MS Word, from where it can be printed or converted to PDF.
"DOCX conversion"
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Select this setting, when the generated RTF file will be open in MS Word and further converted to DOCX format.
DOCX is a newer format, with which MS Word works much faster than with RTF.
You may want to convert the generated documentation into DOCX when you need to edit it extensively or merge with something else.
"LibreOffice"
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Select this setting, when the generated RTF file will be open in LibreOffice.