On Aug 30, 2018, at 2:00 PM, Luc Devar wrote:
> I certainly hope we can open/save .docx document with 4D Write Pro in a near
> future as this is mandatory for me also. I have an application install on
> several sites that write contracts from clauses stored in a 4D DB and I need
> to use 4D wr
I certainly hope we can open/save .docx document with 4D Write Pro in a near
future as this is mandatory for me also. I have an application install on
several sites that write contracts from clauses stored in a 4D DB and I need to
use 4D write and compatibility with MSWord is a must. Right now
On Aug 29, 2018, at 3:12 PM, Chuck Miller wrote:
> I also have one client that is a huge 4d write user. We also need to have
> ability to convert to Microsoft word. Additionally, there are some things we
> do not seem to be able to do in write pro so for now, we will be maintain 4d
> write lice
One thing I found to be very helpful was to see how the WriteLike tool bar
available via the blog does things. Most things we do programmatically in write
or pro are done via the tool bars buttons and menus as well. So often when I
was struggling to convert a 4D Write command of function to pro
I also have one client that is a huge 4d write user. We also need to have
ability to convert to Microsoft word. Additionally, there are some things we do
not seem to be able to do in write pro so for now, we will be maintain 4d write
licenses across multiple servers and standalone dos. At the la
I gave up trying to convert write documents to Pro reliably. Fortunately for me
with a few exceptions the existing write documents are not supposed to be
modifiable so I decided to convert them to PDFs. New documents going forward
will be pro only.
John Baughman
Kailua, Hawaii
john...@hawaii.r
We’ve been looking at converting a pretty complex system with form letters,
paragraphs, lots of imbedded fields, hot links and html expressions. It looks
like a huge job just trying to convert the old docs. We think the rewrite will
take more effort than the original development.
Paul
> On 2
Hi Chip,
Thanks for the clarification.
In our case .docx and / or .rtf would be acceptable. We don't need .doc
specifically.
We need something which could be saved as a stand alone document and easily
opened and edited within MS Word.
Thanks again,
Mike
.doc is probably an issue as it is a proprietary format from MS.
.docx might not be such an issue as it is "open" and is supposed to be
based on xml.
On Wed, 29 Aug 2018 18:22:02 +, Michael McCall via 4D_Tech wrote:
> doc export option we will be unable to use it. This is an essential
> feat
4D Write had an an export to RTF option which worked with MS Word. That was the
main reason we used 4D Write. Until 4D Write Pro has an .rtf or .doc export
option we will be unable to use it. This is an essential feature and we can
only hope that it arrives quickly.
I just added my name to the
You’re kidding, right? 4D Write Pro can’t read and write Word documents?
> Date: Wed, 29 Aug 2018 05:56:51 -0700 (MST)
> From: ADeeg
>
>
> FR from Alfonso: 4D Write Pro Import-Export Word
> link: http://forums.4d.com/Post/DE/25361165/1/25361166
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