- From: sathish kumar <sathishv79@yahoo.com>
- Date: Tue, 14 May 2002 11:33:28 -0400 (EDT)
- To: www-xsl-fo@w3.org
>I'm working on a document template generator for our >companies business >workflow engine product. It's one of our most common >customer requirements >that workers be able to use technologies they are >both familiar and >productive with, in general this means MS Word. On >the other hand, our >entire product framework is XML/XSL based, including >all the data and UI >components. So getting the two (XSL-FO and Word) >together would be nice. > >I've only seen a single implementation of a Word - >XSL-FO transformation >process, and that goes via the HTML output, does >anyone know if there are >any plans to include a 'nicer' output straight from >word?. Excel 2002 >outputs quite a nice XML version of a workbook that >could easily be >transformed, Word 2002 doesn't. This could be >achieved seemlessly through a >COM add-in if necessary, but I'd really like to make >contact with anyone >else perhaps who is working along similar lines to >share ideas and maybe get >some pointers (fairly new to XSL, but not to coding >in general). > >I guess an alternative would be another (would have >to be very nice and >style-rich) document editing system that outputs XSL->FO? Does anyone know of >any works-in-progress that fit the bill? ------------------------------------------------------- Hi, I know its a little late to reply for the mail. But recently I started out on creating an add-in for Word, which could create xsl stylesheets out of a word document, by picking up styles in the document. Is there a similar product or anyone working in a similar line? Any idea would be appreciated Thanks. ________________________________________________________________________ Everything you always wanted to know about cars and bikes,now at: http://in.autos.yahoo.com/cricket/tracker.html
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