A little late but I'm sure this will end it anyway. Everything you need to know is the schemas microsoft is using (for Word, Excel, etc.)
Go to http://msdn.microfost.com/library then navigate as follows on the left tree structure: > Office Solutions Development >> Microsoft Office >>> Microsoft Office 2000 >>>> Microsoft Office HTML and XML Reference Even if it is outside of the scope of FOP, still it is a kind "market" competitor. I always have the same "deliver-me-in-excel" request, specially from upper management. -----Original Message----- From: Bart Locanthi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, March 04, 2002 10:37 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: : XML -> MS Word?? exactly how ghastly are you talking here? is the format [snort] published anywhere? Michiel Verhoef wrote: > To top all: it is even quite simple. > For a project we had to produce MS Excel files fromXML, using XSLT. > As we didn't have a clue about Microsoft formats etc we figured: why > not produce this ghastly MS-HTML and see what that does for us?
