Hi Bob, On Tue, Jan 30, 2018 at 6:57 PM, Hueckstedt, Robert A. (rah2k) <ra...@virginia.edu> wrote: > With a publisher’s permission I used xelatex to provide them copy, not > camera-ready copy, for a long book that has Sanskrit in Devanagari and an > English translation. Of course, the files I provided the publisher are pdfs. > Now, the publisher wants them in doc. When they try to cut and paste from > the pdf to doc, none of the conjunct consonants are recognized in the doc > file. I used the velthuis-sanskrit mapping, and I am wondering if using the > RomDev mapping would make a difference. I somehow doubt it. Suggestions?
You can try to compile your TeX file to HTML using tex4ht. The HTML code can be then pasted to Word. Basic command to compile XeTeX file to HTML is make4ht -ux filename.tex Development version of make4ht can compile also to the ODT format, which can be opened directly in Word: make4ht -ux -f odt filename.tex It is possible that you will need some additional configurations for the correct compilation. It depends on used packages or custom macros in the document. Best regards, Michal -------------------------------------------------- Subscriptions, Archive, and List information, etc.: http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/xetex
