RE: From Word to FM
Missed the primary detail - the doc is in Japanese? If so, unless you have
luck on your side, my approach may not work for you. I've only done it with
English files. :-/
My friend, my friend, he lights the fuse...
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BILL SWALLOW
I have had better results importing any document (and I work exclusively in English, or at least the what they use in Texas) into FrameMaker using this filter. It seems to be better. What do I know? The sucker seems to be more stable, robust, and does the job. Could it be mere perception? Yes.
I also use Filtrix extensively, but the RTF_Japanese_Import filter seems to work. Perhaps because it is double-byte?
Scott
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