TeX to Word DOC?

TeX to Word DOC?

[Matthew Stapleton]

Hello,

Is there a way to convert from TeX to the MSWord DOC format?  The reason
I want to know is as follows.  I am a student who is wanting to start
writing all his papers in TeX.  However, I sometimes submit papers for
publication and-or for classes, both of which require usually the MSWord
format.  

Thanks,
Matthew Stapleton 
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Re: TeX to Word DOC?

[James Miller]

On Thu, 19 Jun 2003, Matthew Stapleton wrote:
>
> Is there a way to convert from TeX to the MSWord DOC format?  The reason
> I want to know is as follows.  I am a student who is wanting to start
> writing all his papers in TeX.  However, I sometimes submit papers for
> publication and-or for classes, both of which require usually the MSWord
> format.
>
Hey, another person who sounds like they know word processing better than
computer programming! (not intended negatively)  I was beginning to think
I was the only one on this list :)  I don't use TeX or LaTeX or LyX, but
I've looked into them.  I thought I recalled some capacity for
saving/converting to .doc, but a cursory review indicates to me that there
is none.  I did note on the web an experimental convertor someone has come
out with though.  Maybe that would work for you?  Just do a Google search
under "tex2doc" and you'll find leads to it.  If you find something more
applicable, please post about it: I'd be interested to know, since I do
alot of file converting myself.

James
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Re: TeX to Word DOC?

[Matthew Stapleton]

Is the tex2doc program of which you speak a macro for MSWord?  If so, I
have noted this program.  I have not tried it as of yet.

However, I also stumbled across a tex2rtf program, but have not been able
to get it to work yet.

Thanks,

Matthew
On Thu, 19 Jun 2003 21:09:54 -0500 (CDT) James Miller
<jamtat@mailsnare.net> writes:
> On Thu, 19 Jun 2003, Matthew Stapleton wrote:
> >
> > Is there a way to convert from TeX to the MSWord DOC format?  The 
> reason
> > I want to know is as follows.  I am a student who is wanting to 
> start
> > writing all his papers in TeX.  However, I sometimes submit papers 
> for
> > publication and-or for classes, both of which require usually the 
> MSWord
> > format.
> >
> Hey, another person who sounds like they know word processing better 
> than
> computer programming! (not intended negatively)  I was beginning to 
> think
> I was the only one on this list :)  I don't use TeX or LaTeX or LyX, 
> but
> I've looked into them.  I thought I recalled some capacity for
> saving/converting to .doc, but a cursory review indicates to me that 
> there
> is none.  I did note on the web an experimental convertor someone 
> has come
> out with though.  Maybe that would work for you?  Just do a Google 
> search
> under "tex2doc" and you'll find leads to it.  If you find something 
> more
> applicable, please post about it: I'd be interested to know, since I 
> do
> alot of file converting myself.
> 
> James
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