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How do I convert a document from Latex into Microsoft Word 2003? [closed]
All programs that allegedly convert a document from LaTeX to some word-processing format will lose some information that was there in the original, but apparently you’re willing to live with that. Here’s one trick that may or may not be suitable for your purposes: if latex2rtf does a good enough conversion (I have no idea … Read more
Transferring table styles using OpenOffice::OODoc
You did a raw import. The docs for that say “Remember too that the import is not actually carried out by OODoc::File until a save and the imported data is therefore not immediately available.” I suggest you try $container2->save; and then re-load it right after importing styles and then see if Table.A1 shows up in … Read more
C#: Getting the number of rows/columns with ExcelPackage
You can get the row and column count using ExcelPackage (EPPlus.dll version 3.0.0.2) as below: var rowCnt = worksheet.Dimension.End.Row; var colCnt = worksheet.Dimension.End.Column;
Git (or Hg) plugin for dealing with Microsoft Word and/or OpenOffice files
How about: Save your Word docs in XML. Commit your XML Word files. Diff using an external XML diff tool. For example: $ git difftool -t xmldiff c3d293 498571 Transforming the XML files to have one element per line should make the check-in process run efficiently and also allow the external XML diff tool to … Read more
How do I embed source code or HTML in Open Office Org Presentations without using screenshots?
Some people says that copying code from Eclipse editor works well (UPDATE: Proven FALSE). Another alternative is exporting to RTF (can also export line numbers), or to clipboard, from Highlight and then opening/pasting it in OpenOffice.org. (UPDATE: Proven TRUE) Here is a Highlight GUI screen shot: You can also switch from OpenOffice.org to LibreOffice, and … Read more
How To Format A Block of Code Within a Presentation? [closed]
An on-line syntax highlighter: http://hilite.me/ Just copy and paste into your document.