Sandra Sol Rodrigo wrote: > > I have tried to use the covertdoc command but I couldn't know how to use > it. I have a document called "01manual_completo.xml" which has 17 > documents linked with xinclude and I want to convert it to RTF.
The convertdoc is not meant to be used by normal users. Its use is normally reserved to power users and local gurus. I would recommend: [1] To use the "Image Thumbnails" CSS as explained in my previous email. [2] If [1] it does not work, please send me your document with all its attachments for a better diagnostic (I can't believe your document is too huge). > I have > read the manual but I'm not able to execute the convertdoc commad. > [1] Open a command prompt. [2] Type the following command: C:\> cd XXE_install_dir\bin where XXE_install_dir is where you have installed XXE. Typically "C:\Program Files\XMLmind_XML_Editor" [3] Type the following command (everything on a single line; do not forget the quotes): C:\...\bin> convertdoc docb.toRTF "path to 01manual_completo.xml" -s rtf -s Cp1252 -s "/book toc" -s 1 -u manual.rtf Example: --- convertdoc docb.toRTF "..\doc\user\userguide.xml" -s rtf -s Cp1252 -s "/book toc" -s 1 -u manual.rtf --- [4] File manual.rtf is created in the bin\ directory. Please move it elsewhere. --- PS: convertdoc requires you to have a Java runtime installed on your machine. That is, it will not work if you only have the private Java runtime bundled with xxe-pro-4_2_0-setup.exe. This bug is fixed in next release.
