Hi, Jeffrey> Can anyone help me out? I suspect that docbook is the key, but Jeffrey> I've tried to find an answer there and am flummoxed by the Jeffrey> docbook documentation.
Indeed, you can use docbook and something like docbook2odf to convert to something OpenOffice.org can read. You'll have to experiment, I really hope this will work well because that's what docbook has been designed for. You can also directly write to ODT, I've done such an export filter for emacs muse some time ago, I can't remember if I published it somewhere, but basically it is really simple : - start OpenOffice and write some dummy text and apply paragraph style to them. Make sure you use every type of structure you will need later (lists, titles ...). - tweak your styles to suit your tastes - save file somewhere as template.odt - odt is a zipped directory, so unzip the file and look inside, you will find something like content.xml, read it carefully, so you will know how to write it later. Now write an exporter that can be customized to use a given « template.odt » file. It will first unzip this file, then replace content.xml by a newly generated content.xml from your org file, then zip back the whole directory and voila. -- Paul _______________________________________________ Emacs-orgmode mailing list Remember: use `Reply All' to send replies to the list. Emacs-orgmode@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-orgmode
