Re: LaTeX and MS-Word: Finding Common Ground

[Chantel Brathwaite <cnbrath -at- cbel -dot- cit -dot- nih -dot- gov>]

Hi Michael,

I'm not familiar with LaTeX (other than having a general idea of how it works),
but I immediately thought of HTML as the bridge between Word and LaTeX.  From
what I understand, there are LaTeX to HTML converters (and possibly vice versa)
and of course there is a Word to HTML converter.  (I saw some converters/scripts
on the web.)   I haven't tried it myself, so sorry if this is an obvious,
already tried and failed solution --  but if you haven't already thought of it,
maybe it is worth considering?  Each person can work in their own environment
and convert the docs -- the docs can then be merged using any HTML tool and
converted to PDF, Word, whatever.   LaTeX gurus -- is a feasible solution?


Chantel


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