Program Name: NW Docx File Converter (Docx2Rtf) Author: Jack Lewis - NativeWinds Creation: 2007-10-03 Updated: 2009-02-22 Version: 3.5 Freeware Description: A program to convert Word 2007 Docx and Dotx, OpenOffice Sxw and Odt files to the universal rtf format without needing MS Office 2007 or OpenOffice installed. Docx2Rtf can also open, view and print - pdf, html, rtf, txt files and now even PalmOS Database Documents (*.pdb) and Aportis (*.prc) files are supported. Version 3.5 Added ability to re-arrange pages using buttons at the bottom of the main screen or by drag and drop in the thumbnail window. You can also delete indvidual pages (if there is more than 1 page) using the 'Delete' button at the bottom of the main screen. Version 3.4 Added option to turn on/off application skinning. Docx2Rtf now allows you to extract text (if available) when opening pdf documents. Version 3.3 Docx2Rtf was updated to improve the user interface. Docx2Rtf now works fully on Windows Vista. Version 3.2 Docx2Rtf now offers the option of viewing the raw xml data found in docx, dotx, odt and sxw files. We have (hopefully) corrected the problem with parsing wps files. Version 2.8 We have added support for underlined and italic text in OpenOffice and Office 2007 files. Docx2Rtf now presents a printer selection dialog before printing. Version 2.7 Version 2.7 of Docx2Rtf now supports multiple languages. You can select from one of the internal languages or load the user interface strings from a language file (*.lng) If you would like to create your own lng file, you can use the English.lng file included in this download as a template. lng files are simple text files that can be viewed inside any text editor. All language files must be kept in a subfolder of Docx2Rtf's location and the subfolder must be named 'Languages'. We believe that we have now solved the problem of the missing dtd files when converting sxw files. Version 2.6 Version 2.6 adds the ability to use a command line interface with Docx2Rtf. -------------------------------------------------------- ie: Docx2Rtf -a "C:\My Document to convert.docx" or Docx2Rtf -a "C:\My Document to convert.odt" The above command line would cause Docx2Rtf to 'automatically' convert the designated file "C:\My Document to convert.docx" to "C:\My Document to convert.rtf" If the file you want converted has a space in the path, you would need to enclose the file name in double quotes as indicated above. -------------------------------------------------------- You can convert an entire folder of documents at once with the following command: Docx2Rtf -f "C:\My Folder to convert" The above command line would convert all docx files to rtf in the designated folder. If the folder you want converted has a space in the path, you would need to enclose the path name in double quotes as indicated above. -------------------------------------------------------- If you would like to convert other file types to rtf, you will need to add the file extension to the command line like this: Docx2Rtf -f "C:\My Folder to convert" odt The above command line would convert all odt files found in the designated folder to rtf. -------------------------------------------------------- Version 2.5 Version 2.5+ adds common images to the list of files you can view, including multi-page tiff files. Email: nativewinds@montana.com Site: http://www.nativewinds.montana.com Legal issues: Copyright (C) 2007-2008 by NativeWinds This software is provided 'as-is', without any express or implied warranty. In no event will the author be held liable for any damages arising from the use of this software. Permission is granted to anyone to use this software for personal use and redistribute it freely, subject to the following restrictions: 1. The origin of this software must not be misrepresented, you must not claim that you wrote the original software. 2. This notice may not be removed or altered from any source distribution. 3. If you decide you like this software and decide to continue using it, Send me an Email and tell me how you like it.
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