TII - File Types and Word Processor Compatibility to Submit a Paper to Turnitin, the Paper Must Meet Their Requirements

TII - File Types and Word Processor Compatibility to Submit a Paper to Turnitin, the Paper Must Meet Their Requirements

TII - File Types and Word Processor Compatibility To submit a paper to Turnitin, the paper must meet their requirements. Turnitin currently accepts the following file types: 1. Microsoft Word® (.doc / .docx)* 2. OpenOffice (.odt)** 3. WordPerfect® (.wpd) 4. PostScript (.ps/.eps) 5. Adobe® PDF 6. HTML 7. Rich text format (.rtf) 8. Plain text (.txt) 9. Hangul Word Processor file (.hwp) The paper being submitted must contain more than 20 words, must be under 20MB (or approximately two million characters), must not exceed 400 pages in length, and must not contain spaces in between every letter (l i k e t h i s). Please note that TII does not support: 1. Microsoft Works (.wps) file types. 2. Apple Pages file types. 3. Spreadsheets (ex. Excel files) or PowerPoint files. 4. PDF files of images, or PDF files which do not contain highlightable text (ex. a "scanned" file, which is often simply a picture of text, is unacceptable). Therefore, if an unsupported word processor is being used, you may need to save the file as a TXT or RTF file in order to upload to Turnitin. *Note: TII does not accept Microsoft Word 2007 macros-enabled (.docm) files (they do accept the standard .docx files). Whatever macro is encoded in the file is stripped away when submitted to Turnitin. For example, when using a "letter replacement macro," TII strips the macro from the Wordfile, and whatever characters the student originally had in the file will appear (ex. "a~"). Also, TII does NOT accept password-protected files. **Note: Turnitin will not accept .odt files created and downloaded from Google Docs online. Turnitin will not accept ".doc" files created using OpenOffice since OpenOffice ".doc" files are not 100% Microsoft Word equivalent. If a file format issue is occurring, please re-open the file in a word processor, and save the file again using the "save as" function and choosing a different format from the file type pull down menu (try RTF or TXT as they are the most "safe"). From TurnItIn.com Help Pages BbSupport 8/13 .

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