Sent by Sandi Castle on 6 November 2003 16:04
At the risk of incurring the wrath of the list (I work for a vendor),
I'd like to point you also to www.exegenix.com. Our software doesn't
care about inconsistent formatting of word processor documents, and
produces richly-structured, high-quality XML. And hence HTML.
Available for deployment at your site, or as a fully turnkey service
from Exegenix and/or our partners.
Cheers,
Sandi
Steve Williams wrote:
>http://www.convertzone.com/ is but one that I have come across
>Regards
>Steve
>
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>From: Jens Lusebrink [EMAIL-REMOVED]]
>Sent: Thu 06/11/2003 09:15
>To: Jason Kohls
>Cc: Geoff Bowers; [EMAIL-REMOVED]
>Subject: Re: [cms-list] Cutting and Pasting from Word?!
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> Jason Kohls wrote:
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> >...
> >
> >We used HTML Transit for years but we had to implement a strict document
> >authoring/structuring policy throughout our organizations -- heading 1,
> >heading 2, paragraphs etc. -- to ensure structural integrity of the
> >documents. Transit actually parses through a Word document, converting it
> >to HTML of your choice, specified in the HTML Transit template designer. A
> >bit clumsey of an interface and I don't believe they're in business anymore.
> >...
> >
> >
> Well, Transit is now distributed by Avantstar (www.avantstar.com) and
> available as Version7. Don't know how old your version is.
> From my opinion, there is still no other way to offer companies the
> ability to reuse existing content to convert to HTML, XML or even WML.
> If there's another tool on the market, I would like to know. But be
> careful, if anyone's offering Office to HTML conversion, ask if they use
> the InSo-Filters. That is licensed technology from Avantstar, too.
> -Jens
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