RE: A doubt in XML

["Pollington, Lee (ELSLON)" <lee dot pollington at biomednet dot com>]

I can't imagine XML SPY doing the job for any document structure that has
any degree of complexity - it only works on paragraph styles, the addition
of coverting character styles would have made it much more useful. MS Word
is probably the best option for acquiring content from a large and diverse
population of authors: it is their preffered application and can be found on
most desktops. If anyone has any further leads on word document conversion
please let me know.

Regards
Lee

 -----Original Message-----
 From: Marcos Coelho [mailto:marcos_coelho@yahoo.com]
 Sent: 05 October 2000 17:07
 To: xsl-list@mulberrytech.com
 Subject: Re: A doubt in XML
 
 
 Hi Girija
 I use the XML editor called XML SPY. It has a menu CONVERT/IMPORT
 MICROSOFT WORD DOCUMENT. You can get a demo version on
 http://www.xmlspy.com.
 []'s
 Marcos
 
  
 --- Girija Vijayaraghavan <v_girija_naidu@usa.net> escreveu: > Hi 
 > My name is Girija. I am from India.
 > COuld you please tell me which scipting languages would allow me to
 > convert
 > HTML and Word documents into XML. 
 > Thanks
 > Lotsa luck
 > Girija
 > 
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