I do not have import / export license and need to get a very large Microsoft word file into 6.1 Arbortext Editor. I have tried to copy and paste and it changes everything into just text. Is there anyway for me to get the file into Arbortext editor and maintain the format. I found the following quote, "On the Windows platform, Servigistics Arbortext Editor enables you to copy content from other applications and paste the content into your document using matching markup from your document type. For example, assume you are authoring a DITA document and copy a bullet list in a Microsoft Word document. When you paste that list into your DITA document, it will be pasted with the appropriate ul and li tags."
The smart pase feature is documented as "Copying and Pasting Text from Other Applications", I found some details in the Arbortext Help Center (topic 17101). Here's the link to the online edition: _hc/ae70_hc/en/#page/editor%2Feditor_help%2Fhelp17101.html
Thank you for your help. I cannot read the two articles you gave me links for as I don't have a support contract. I got a seat on the PTC University and am taking Editor courses. Again, I am trying to learn how to bring Microsoft word including graphics into Arbortext. You have helped. I have accepted as a solution your suggestions.
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I am using Microsoft Word 2008 on Mac OS X 10.6.3. I save my documents as .Doc format, compatible with Word 2004. I found that when I make equations using Equation Editor and then reopen the document, they appear as IMAGES instead of editable Equation Editor objects. How can I prevent this from happening? Also, is there a way to convert those images into objects? They were made purely within Equation Editor so I am hoping there's a way to go back...
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The macros I provided is all there.The function of the macro is to insert text into the table in word. After the insertion, the front-end editor will be stuck and unable to respond. After closing the document, reopen the document .And the document will display the previously inserted content. Is this a bug?
I created a document in inDesign, exported it to PDF, and then exported the PDF into word. The formatting and style looks fine but my issue is when I try to edit the content in the word document. The spacing gets messed up when you try to replace some pieces of text in the word document. Is there any way to fix this or prevent it from happening in the future?
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