Re: LaTeX and output to MS-Word

["Ami WRIGHT" <techwr-l -at- amiwright -dot- com>]

Wow.  Is there really nobody doing this?  Is nobody writing tech doc with
LaTeX, or nobody wants Word output from it?
-Ami


> Hi All,
>
> We're trying to find the best tool to use for a project that is just
> starting.  We have two primary requirements:
> * robust conditional text
> * ability to ship output files as both PDF and MS-Word
>
> Currently on our list to test are Word, Open Office, and LaTeX. Does
> anyone else have experience getting output to MS-Word from LaTeX source
> files?  Any words of advice?  Anything you wish you'd known before you
> started?
>
> Or are there any other tools that we should look at that would satisfy
> both of our requirements?
>
> Thanks,
> -Ami
>
>
> -----------------------------------------------------------------
> Ami Wright
> "Technical" tech writer
> Documentation and content creation
> American with international experience
> www dot amiwright dot com
> -----------------------------------------------------------------
>
>



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