stephen piuk wrote:
> Terry Collins wrote:
>
> > Alan L Tyree wrote:
> > >
> > > Terry,
> > > Use latex2rtf. I got it from the aarnet mirror, Redhat
> > > contributions. It does a good job on most LaTeX files.
> >
> > Thanks Alan
> > Good news that it exists and better on where to find it.
> > The problem with latex/Tex is what is around and where can you find
> > it.
> >
> > General comment for the list is that I found that WP for linux was
> > doing a very poor job of rtf exports. I tentatively put this down to
> > WP for Linux failing to clean up surplus formatting codes and the RTf
> > import chucking a wobbly. Once I manually cleaned up the codes, the
> > rtf exprt was readable.
> >
>
> I have a editor that supports syntax highlighting for latex on my site
> if you are interested
> maybe integrating some conversion utilities at some future stage
> you can get it here (its open source under the QT licencing agreement
> ie so it will probably remain open source for the future to come :)
> http://homepages.tig.com.au/boab3/ideprog.html
>
> Stevos
>
> "This is the teaching, the nature of suffering and its end to reach"
> Buddha
opps I forgot the tilde drats
http://homepages.tig.com.au/~boab3/ideprog.html
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