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In article <1995Nov9.164949.19875@ludens>, karcsi@ludens.elte.hu (Meszaros 
Karoly, ELTE. Bp.)says...
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>I am finding a converter in C/C++ source code: RTF -> DOC.  
>And I'm looking for a RTF-reader programm (source).
>If there are any web sites or ftp server have good information, 
>I would be interested in looking at these as well.
>
>Can you help me?
>Please respond by e-mail.
>
>Thank you in advance.
>
>        Karoly Meszaros
>        Eotvos Lorand University of Sciences, Hungary
>        karesz@augusta.inf.elte.hu, karcsi@ludens.elte.hu
>
>ps.: sorry, I'm a newbie in English language...

Do you have the RTF specification? If you have one, it will not be a great 
deal to write one. I think what you mean by a DOC file is a plain text file 
as opposed to a real multi-font, multi-lingual file. RTF embeds almost all 
the kind of text formatting and specifications. In general if you want a 
plain text, you can just ignore the things that follow '\<keyword> and just 
pick up the text itself.

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