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In article <lfu5mhINNk2p@exodus.Eng.Sun.COM> tut@cairo.Eng.Sun.COM (Bill "Bill" Tuthill) writes:
>Is there a method of getting Microsoft RTF text into Frame
>or Interleaf?  I looked at the filters available on-line,
>but didn't see anything appropriate.

In Interleaf 5, there is a filter for MS Word/RTF (release 4 filter)
and just a plain MS Word/RTF into Interleaf.

When I tried them (I do not have a MS/RTF file to try them on), I did
not get a filter password error, which means the filters are probably
available to the lowest level license.

You have to use Custom->Misc->Filter Setup to get a list of filters.
Just because a filter is on teh lsit does not mean you have a license
for it, but there aren't too many (mostly the Interleaf to.. ones)
that aren't available.

Interleaf 5.3 even has postscript to Interleaf and HPGL to Interleaf.
That was nice of them.

If you have any questions on how to access the filters (as a user, not
as a SysManager), let me know.

deb
(djg@genrad.com)

Interleaf 5.3 has two import and one export filter for RTF files.  The import
filters are for:

	Version 4 of Word (this is also the best one to use for Mac Word)

	Later versions (which covers Word for Windows and such)

The output filter is all-purpose.  You can even do a round trip (interleaf to
Word to Interleaf) and maintain all the formatting.  See the File Formats and
File conversions book for Interleaf 5.3.


Fred Rowland
Little Falls Site