Murat Yildizoglu <myi...@gmail.com> wrote: > You could check rtftolatex, and openoffice (oolatex) based solutions too. I > use word2tex from Chikrii Software (it is a commercial soft, with an > interesting education price), it allows me to save in latex from Word. You > can customize what you want to include in the translation (I keep only the > essential elements, leaving the rest to Lyx).
Hi, I want to point out that rtf2latex, OpenOffice and word2tex are only able to convert equations created by Microsoft Equation Editor or MathType. There are at least two other ways to write equations in Word: Using EQ field functions (seldom used by Word users, but used as default by the latex2rtf converter), and using the new Word 2007 - 2010 equation editor (having a syntax similar to LaTeX). The latter two equation forms can neither be converted by rtf2latex, nor by OpenOffice, nor by word2tex. Even at least one publisher of scientific journals (I don't remember who) requests authors NOT to use the new Word 2007 - 2010 equation editor but the old equation editor or MathType. This having said, the three ways all have their advantages and disadvantages, apart from the fact that they all create LaTeX code which is quite different from what a typical LaTeX user would write, and I have no experience of how well this code imports into LyX. Wilfried > 2012/1/9 Leslaw Bieniasz <nbbie...@cyf-kr.edu.pl> > > > > I am new to LaTeX and LyX. I have a document written in MS Word, containing > > lots of math equations plus text, and I want to copy it into LyX. Is there > > any > > way to do it? I see that this issue was discussed in the past in this > > forum, > > and the suggestion was to write the doc file in the html format, and then > > import the html file into LyX. However, I do not see any option in LyX, to > > import or read html. So, how can I make the conversion? > > > > I want to use the Springer svmono class for the final document. I have > > installed the class. Will that be possible?
