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I need to process 1000+ documents and have some command line tools that can do do so in the RTF. Are there any known issues in Word 2003 relating to loss of information/formatting when going from DOC to RTF and back to DOC? Thanks JQ -- John Q. Murray Executive Director Corporation for Public Community Newspapers |
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Hi John,
The Microsoft RTF specification updates somewhat with each new version of Word to reflect changes in the feature set saved in the documents. Using Word to roundtrip an RTF document you wouldn't, in theory, lose anything, but there are, from time to time some 'oops' issues. What a 3rd party tool set would require separate investigation of those tools. The RTF spec calls for processors to basically ignore the items it hasn't been set to deal with. Some interpreter products do just that, others just pass everything along. =========== "John Q. Murray" wrote in message ... Hi I need to process 1000+ documents and have some command line tools that can do do so in the RTF. Are there any known issues in Word 2003 relating to loss of information/formatting when going from DOC to RTF and back to DOC? Thanks JQ -- John Q. Murray -- Bob Buckland ?:-) MS Office System Products MVP *Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends* |
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great, my main concern was the round trip back and forth in the same version
of Word - thanks very much! -- John Q. Murray Executive Director Corporation for Public Community Newspapers "Bob Buckland ?:-)" wrote: Hi John, The Microsoft RTF specification updates somewhat with each new version of Word to reflect changes in the feature set saved in the documents. Using Word to roundtrip an RTF document you wouldn't, in theory, lose anything, but there are, from time to time some 'oops' issues. What a 3rd party tool set would require separate investigation of those tools. The RTF spec calls for processors to basically ignore the items it hasn't been set to deal with. Some interpreter products do just that, others just pass everything along. =========== "John Q. Murray" wrote in message ... Hi I need to process 1000+ documents and have some command line tools that can do do so in the RTF. Are there any known issues in Word 2003 relating to loss of information/formatting when going from DOC to RTF and back to DOC? Thanks JQ -- John Q. Murray -- Bob Buckland ?:-) MS Office System Products MVP *Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends* |
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