On Mon, Oct 07, 2002 at 11:57:08PM -0400, Nirmal Govind wrote: > > Word/Equations are embedded math equation objects. I have not seen any > > > > way to really convert latex formula to this format. The best you can > > do might be inserting the latex2html generated pictures into word. > > This can be done, I think, by some html to rtf translator.
> Thanks Bo.. I was trying latex2html from within Lyx and the math part > wasn't getting converted.. but I exported the file to Latex and then ran > latex2html from the shell and it worked fine.. I guess this is probably > a decent way to do it till a way is found to convert math into rtf > directly... I guess you need to change the parameters of latex2html to whatever you use outside of lyx. (Edit -> Preference -> Conversion) Anyway, a shell script or make file will do the job nicely. Since word can open html file, you can export .lyx to .html file (better with -no_subdir parameter to get a single html file), open it with word and save to doc format. BTW, I heard that Scientific Workplace has a tex2rtf program, I did not get a chance to play with it though. -- Bo Peng
