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there mite be a 1-step method but what i would do is save the file to pdf using open-office. then convert the pdf -> jpg. using image-magick the syntax would be like
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Converting from ODT to PDF seems possible to batch up so the two step method wouldn't be too bad as long as the files are too numerous: http://ask.libreoffice.org/en/questi...df-on-windows/
(note, ignore the fact the link mentions Windows as answer number 1 gives a Linux solution)
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