Using open-source tools for documenting research
Posted Jan 15, 2007 16:07 UTC (Mon) by
srbjunk (guest, #42772)
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Using open-source tools for documenting research by Lea
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Using open-source tools for documenting research
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> Now I'm looking for tips how to write an article so that I could
> submit it as Word document.
Alternative A:
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Write it in LaTeX (or lyx), convert it to rtf using latex2rtf
You have at least a couple of choices:
* contribute your work as rtf (readable by Word)
* open your rtf file in OpenOffice and save as .doc (readable by Word)
Alternative B:
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I think this works as well
1. Write your document in LaTeX
2. Convert from latex to html using latex2html
3. Rename your document to .doc (ex: foo.html renamed to foo.doc)
This .doc-file which is actually a html-text, will trick Word to believe it is a Word-document. When Word opens it, Word discover it is actually a html-file, and will convert it.
Alternative C:
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Write in LaTeX, publish as pdf
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