0.94 and Kudos

[Eric Vought <ev...@pobox.com>]

I just got around to upgrading 0.94, mostly because I needed to  
produce RTFs on occasion. I installed it, updated my scripts (I use  
version control to keep track of which fop/stylesheet/etc each  
project uses), and worked it pretty hard. The transition was  
seamless, several annoying warnings and minor glitches I have had  
went away and RTF generation was simple. Thanks folks, I really  
appreciate it.

I also wanted to quickly mention that I have started playing with the  
docbook2rtf package which is simple to use, produces very nice ODF  
output, and is another path to producing RTFs (via OpenOffice), but  
not automated.

Sincerely,

Eric Vought
evought@pobox.com

"We will pay the price, but we will not count the cost." --- Rush,  
Roll the Bones

Re: 0.94 and Kudos

[Jeremias Maerki <de...@jeremias-maerki.ch>]

On 12.12.2007 23:07:12 Eric Vought wrote:
> I just got around to upgrading 0.94, mostly because I needed to  
> produce RTFs on occasion. I installed it, updated my scripts (I use  
> version control to keep track of which fop/stylesheet/etc each  
> project uses), and worked it pretty hard. The transition was  
> seamless, several annoying warnings and minor glitches I have had  
> went away and RTF generation was simple. Thanks folks, I really  
> appreciate it.

Thanks! It's good to simply have just positive feedback every now and
then.

> I also wanted to quickly mention that I have started playing with the  
> docbook2rtf package which is simple to use, produces very nice ODF  
> output, and is another path to producing RTFs (via OpenOffice), but  
> not automated.

But OpenOffice is easily remote-controllable. I don't see why this can't
be automated through the UNO infrastructure.



Jeremias Maerki


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