[xsl] Re: Generating real end notes that can be read by MS Word,

[David Riggs <dariggs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> From: "Joe Fawcett" <joefawcett@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> Which version of Word are you targetting?
> If 2003 it's fairly straightforward to make a simple version of what you 
> want in Word, save as XML, and use that as the basis for your stylesheet. 
> The WordML SDK gives you more information on schemas etc.
>
> http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=ca83cb4f-8dee-41a3-9c25-dd889aea781c&displaylang=en

I need to be able to send to any recent Word user.

I do not have Word, and the web site above requires you to be licensed 
to find out more.

I have since found that Open Office may be the answer: it can of course 
save in many Word formats.

I guess I can work through learning how to generate the OO "content.xml" 
file, use a simple set of the other files (gotten from an example) and 
zip it back up, read in OO and save as Word.

Any advice would be much appreciated. I have very very simple 
formatting: just a few font sizes, italics and such: that seems quite 
simple in the "content.xml". Even footnotes are pretty transparent.

David Riggs