> Not, if they are very complicatedly structured... > If they are simple, I follow a simple routine: > > a) I use KWord under Linux to open the doc-file > b) I export from Kword as .tex file > c) I check if the LaTeX file will run in TeX > d) I start LyX and import the LaTeX file
This is good, but I also reccomend -- for free -- the excellent program Writer2LaTeX: http://www.hj-gym.dk/~hj/writer2latex/ You need Open Office for that. An advantage is that it works both under Linux and under windows. So: (1) Open the Word file with Open Office; (2) Save as LaTeX. That's all. It works normally like a charm. >From the presentation: You can use this program: * as a command line utility, independent of OpenOffice.org/StarOffice. * as an export filter for OpenOffice.org 1.1/StarOffice 7. * from another java program. g.
