Jason M. wrote: > > We are an organization with a growing need to move our documentation to > a single source technology… however, we have no in house expertise to > develop the XSL-FO that we need to keep our documentation looking > (relatively) the same. > > With your converter would we be able to apply Word styles and templates > / macros to achieve the formatting that we want?
No, not at all. Our product simply does not work like this. Someone in your organization needs to develop an XSLT stylesheet which generates XSL-FO (a standard ``page description language'') out of your single source XML. The generated XSL-FO should of course faithfully implements all your corporate styles. Once you have the XSL-FO, you can automatically convert it to a variety of formats: * PDF, PostScript by using Apache FOP, RenderX XEP, Antenna House XSL Formatter, etc. * RTF, WordprocessingML, .docx (MS Word formats) or .odt (OpenOffice/LibreOffice format) by using our product: XMLmind XSL-FO Converter. Note that the current release of XMLmind XSL-FO Converter does not support adding named styles to the RTF, WordprocessingML, .docx or .odt it generates. For now, the files generated by our product exclusively use direct formatting. References: * How it works http://www.xmlmind.com/foconverter/how_it_works.html -- XMLmind FO Converter Support List [email protected] http://www.xmlmind.com/mailman/listinfo/xfc-support
