Re: Using XyWrite file in Word and saving as text document

[Michael Norman michael.norman@xxxxxxxx]

At 03:37 PM 11/18/2006, you wrote:
> Another way to tackle this would be to upgrade to Xy 4 with U2.
> There's a U2 routine to SA/RTF--Save a file or a defined block of
> text to Rich Text Format. Then you import that into Word. All the
> formatting should go over, since it uses the Filters (check for the
> latest ones; I don't recall if the Word filters were among those on
> that Hungarian site?). When your colleague gives you back the file,
> use the filters to convert back to Xy. Robert has detailed
> explanations and a sample batchfile with the filters.


Are you talking about this
http://holmgren.home.acedsl.com/filters.htm , Patricia? These
instructions are certainly clear enough, but I didn't see a
"batchfile" per se there.


BTW, another two-step, as it were, to converstion is NotaBene. When
I'm feeling brain dead I open the XY file in NB and let it convert to
RTF, whatever. Does a very good job.


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