It is also worth looking at Office 2003.  You can set up the word
document with xml described items like form fields.  You can then save
just the xml data which is the elements and values that you can pass
back to system builder.  I think you can reload the data back into the
origional Word document through the same process, but I have not played
around with it enough.

Regards
David Jordan
Managing Consultant
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Dacono Holdings Pty Ltd
Business & Technology Consulting
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-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Tony Gravagno
Sent: Tuesday, 27 January 2004 2:28 PM
To: 'U2 Users Discussion List'
Subject: RE: Looking for Software


Barrie, you're not clear about exactly how and where you'd like the
client interface to work (Win32/*nix?).  It's easy to create a Windows
interface which just uses the components you want out of Word - that is,
the user may not need to fire up Word or use the Word UI, but the Word
engine will still be there (and a license is required).  When the user
Saves a Word doc it can be stored in an MV environment.  The question
is, do you want Word?

If you store the doc in Universe, you need to decide if you just want
text or if you want formatting too (of course you can get both).  If you
strip formatting then the next time the doc is edited the user might
want to add the formatting back - a bit of futility.  If you want
everything then Word can save as XML, which is pure text, so that the
next time the doc is loaded it looks the same as when it was saved.

I've done a lot of work with Word and the entire MS Office package.
Please visit http://nebula-rnd.com/products/ and in particular the
NebulaDoc page for more info. BTW, we also offer conversion from JET to
Word with our software: ConnectingFlight.

Good luck,
Tony
Nebula R&D

-----Original Message-----
From: Barrie Matovcik

A snowy hello from Maryland.  Does anyone know of a UniVerse or System
Builder Word Processing package?  We require spell checking, including
the input of custom dictionary items and what MSWord calls AutoCorrect.
This is a process that would take "shortcut" codes from the input and
convert them to previously defined strings of perhaps technical, medical
information. We currently have our staff enter the document, including
the shortcut codes, in Word, then AutoCorrect it to convert the codes to
text, then use System Builder to transfer the temporary ".txt" file to a
record in one of our UniVerse files. Thanks for any responses. 
Barrie Matovcik 
MobilexUSA 
410.773.2080 


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