The notebook authoring environment does not render raw cells. The only logic in a raw cell is the format metadata field. If defined, it specifies which nbconvert output format is the intended target for the raw cell. When outputting to any other format, the raw cellâs contents will be excluded. In the default case when this value is undefined, a raw cellâs contents will be included in any nbconvert output, regardless of format. { cell_type : raw, metadata : { # the mime-type of the target nbconvert format.
Both RTF format and DOC format are developed by Microsoft for Word. RTF is a format older than DOC. Nowadays, DOC format is more popular than RTF format. However RTF is still being used by some people for its advantages. The differences between both the formats are as follows:
If you want to minimize the anxiety factor in your recipients, .docx is preferable to .doc. The downside is that users with older versions of Word wonât be able to open the files unless they have a conversion utility. Another option is Rich Text Format (.rtf), which is also widely supported. As with .docx, RTF files cannot include macros. However, a malicious user can create a .doc file with macro viruses, and then change the extension to .rtf. So the recipient could be fooled into thinking that the file is virus-free, and then open it with Word. Other Office formats.