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how can we convert a .html to a word document?
is there some tool in linux for this? i have openoffice, but i cant figure out how to do it on it (i tried save as, and export).
if you have to, use export to save the html as a OO writer (sxw), then re-open it and save as doc.
However, consider exporting to pdf instead, since doc is a proprietary mz format and non-mz users may have problems opening it.
.txt files with the alignment and all that stuff isn't a horrid option. It works for basic documents. But I wouldn't use that unless what you're writing is really trivial.
thanks all. well, i have my document (my resume) in .txt, .pdf, .ps, .html.
now i sent alllll those formats (they all work fine), and the guys at careerservices said they cant open them, and want me to send it in word's .doc format. since, i cant argue with them on this or make any comments about their skills at opening a pdf file, i decided to just make it into .doc. i myself dont use MS for anything other than a SETL IDE which is only because I havent been able to get it working in unix.
well, i had already done the OOffice thingie where i save a .sxw, then .doc. it doesnt come out right (the formattings all messed up).
finally i got hold of a machine which has word on it. i typed everything in ... and well, i hope those guys at careerservices can open and see that (with the formatting).
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