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Date: Mon, 12 Jul 1993 11:10:23 +1000
From: brianj@hydra.maths.unsw.edu.au
Subject: rtf-to-tex-101.hqx
This is the latest version of a stuffed and binhexed utility application for
converting Microsoft Word RTF files, including most formula codes,
into Plain TeX files.
It is almost *certain* that editing the converted document
will be necessary to produce a TEXT file that can be read with a TeX
processor, however, this utility should take some pain out of converting
a technical Word document to TeX (especially mathematics).
* Runs under System 6 or 7
* Does batch processing
* Conversion tables in dialog resources (Is this a "feature"?)
Included is a document file written in Microsoft Word and a "before" and
"after" file. I have also included the end result of conversion with
rtf2tex, a public domain Unix version, which apparently is designed with a
different task in mind.
Updates:
1) New paragraph inserted at least every 500 characters, so long text files
should
not choke OzTeX.
2) Object and Pict code simply deleted.
Comments and bugs to:
Brian Jefferies
School of Mathematics
University of New South Wales
PO Box 1, Kensington, NSW 2032
AUSTRALIA brianj@hydra.maths.unsw.edu.au
Date: Fri, 4 Dec 92 14:09:15 +1100
From: brianj@hydra.maths.unsw.EDU.AU
Subject: -v
This is a stuffed and binhexed utility application for
converting Microsoft Word RTF files, including most formula codes,
into Plain TeX files.
It is almost *certain* that editing the converted document
will be necessary to produce a TEXT file that can be read with a TeX
processor, however, this utility should take some pain out of converting
a technical Word document to TeX (especially mathematics).
* Runs under System 6 or 7
* Does batch processing
* Conversion tables in dialog resources (Is this a "feature"?)
Included is a document file written in Microsoft Word and a "before" and
"after" file. I have also included the end result of conversion with
rtf2tex, a public domain Unix version, which apparently is designed with a
different task in mind.
Comments and bugs to:
Brian Jefferies
School of Mathematics
University of New South Wales
PO Box 1, Kensington, NSW 2032
AUSTRALIA brianj@hydra.maths.unsw.edu.au
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