[OS X TeX] tex, pdf, and doc
Adam R. Maxwell
amaxwell at mac.com
Mon Sep 4 17:38:58 CEST 2006
On Sep 4, 2006, at 08:20, Bruno Voisin wrote:
> Le 4 sept. 06 à 16:45, Alex Hamann a écrit :
>
>> I guess this might be an issue that has been raised a couple of
>> times previously, but I could not find a satisfying answer so far.
>> I have to hand in papers for a given projekt. While I am - not
>> surprisingly - the only one of the group who has ever heard of
>> Tex, the advisor wants to bundle our files to a single file.
>> Therefore he wants me to use the doc-format. Is there any way to
>> achieve an output (or to convert it) so that I fulfill this
>> requirement? All the solutions I found are either highly
>> unsatisfaying (Acrobat, save as... .doc), or require other
>> commercial programs that I trust even less.
>
> Yes this is an issue that has been raised a few times already. As
> far as I remember the conclusions of the discussions were: either to
> convert from LaTeX to RTF using latex2rtf (it's a command-line
> utility, there's an i-Package for it), then read the RTF with MS
> Word; or to convert from LaTeX to HTML to Word (using either
> latex2html, TeX4ht or Tth). In both cases you're most likely to have
> to retype the formulae in Word, as they will be lost during during
> the conversions.
The latex2rtf program will successfully convert many equations to
editable Word fields (good thing, too, or my advisor wouldn't have let
me use LaTeX).
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