Description: I create a libreoffice draw file and export it as a hybrid pdf. How can I see that the pdf file contains an editable Libreoffice file and what program can I use to open it? The dolphin filemanager (KDE Plasma) does not show any information about this. Okular, Adobe Reader, mupdf, Foxit Reader, and PDF-XChange Editor do not show an embedded file! See the bugreport here: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=436301 Steps to Reproduce: 1. Create a hybrid pdf with Libreoffice (Draw). 2. Open this file in okular. 3. Click on File menu and see that embedded files is grayed out. Actual Results: Okular, Adobe Reader, mupdf, Foxit Reader, and PDF-XChange Editor do not show an embedded file! I can't see that it has an editable file and what program I can use to edit it. Expected Results: I can tell from the icon in the file manager or in the pdf viewer that there is an editable file and which program I can use to edit it. Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: I need to be able to see that the pdf file contains a file that I can edit further. I also need to be able to see which program I can use to edit the file (Draw, Writer ...) The problem doesn't seem to be with the pdf readers. https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=436301
No, the LibreOffice project "Hybrid PDF" simply embeds an auxiliary stream into the PDF holding the ODF file. And *only* LibreOffice will open such a "Hybrid PDF" back into its ODF module component. Other PDF Readers can see the stream, but of course would not recognize that the PDF is a LibreOffice "Hybrid PDF"--and will ignore it and simply open the PDF.
dupe, and see also. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 66580 ***