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Converting to TeX

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From: John M Matthews
Date: Fri, 02 Feb 1990 04:47
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For reasons beyond my control, it seems necessary for me (and others here)
to write papers using TeX.  I was wondering if any conversion programs
exist to convert work done in MSWord or MacWriteII to a TeX file without
losing formatting.  I am not interested in TeX for the mac per se. I want
to avoid TeX as much as possible.  I just want to write my papers in
Word and then convert it to TeX, upload it, and turn it into my prof.

please e-mail me any leads, thanx in advance...

John Matthews
jmatthew@cssun.tamu.edu
Texas A&M University
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From: jmatthew@cssun.tamu.edu (John M Matthews)
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Subject: Converting to TeX
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Date: 2 Feb 90 04:47:07 GMT
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