[OS X TeX] data exchange: how?

William Adams wadams at atlis.com
Thu May 16 11:43:23 EDT 2002



Oliver Hardt wrote:

> in my department i am still in the minority as a (la)tex user.  most
> people i work with use word, and usually i send them my work as pdf
> and they are happy.  this time, however, it is more or less necessary
> that my colleague is able to edit and modify the text -- it is too
> cumbersome to do that in adobe acrobat (let's say the colleague
> doesn't like that at all).
>
> therefore i am asking for the best solution to exchange a latexed
> document with someone who does not use latex or pdf but word or
> something similar.  any ideas?

My suggestion would be to set them up with LyX <http://www.lyx.org>

Failing that, as long as there's no math, you could maybe convert your
document to .html, .xml, or some other sort of interchange format which
both Word and TeX grok, but you'll need to set up xmltex or something of
that sort at your end.

William


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