Automatic/Batch Conversion of RTF Files to DOC?

["Lin Surasky" <Lin -dot- Surasky -at- retalix -dot- com>]

Hi all-
 
I'm working in FrameMaker and using MIF2Go to convert the files to RTF
so I can send them off for review. (We don't have Acrobat 8 yet, so PDF
is not an option...)
 
Obviously, the RTF files are HUGE, and when I save them to .doc format,
they're much smaller and therefore easier to email around. However, I'm
working with several books at once, and each book contains at least a
dozen files. Is there a quick way (either using MIF2Go or some function
in Word) to open each RTF in a ZIP file (or directory), save it to .doc
format in Word, and close it so I don't have to do this manually? Even
after they're zipped, the RTF files are several MB and I have to send
the PDF under separate cover.
 
Thanks for any help on this!
-Lin
 
 
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