RE: LaTeX and output to MS-Word

[<Brian -dot- Henderson -at- mitchell1 -dot- com>]

As far as I know, LaTeX is mostly used these days for scientific
publishing, due to its superior ability to output math and science
notation characters. I think it's also desired for the attractiveness of
its text output.

Otherwise, LaTeX is too "difficult" for most people's patience. I
suppose that it's truly ancient technology, by today's standards,
doesn't help either.

-BH

-----Original Message----- From: Ami WRIGHT

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

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