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Don't use it, but check this...<br />
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<a href="http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Word_macros" rel="ugc">http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Word_macros</a><br />
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Don't use it, but check this...

http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Word_macros [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Word_macros]

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mhunts,<br />
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What I am going for is a consistent look between each of the IT's &nbsp;area's wiki files. &nbsp; &nbsp;Will saving as HTML be in a wikli format or will it just be linkable to a wiki page?
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mhunts,

What I am going for is a consistent look between each of the IT's  area's wiki files.    Will saving as HTML be in a wikli format or will it just be linkable to a wiki page?

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I have tried a number of plugins and none have worked yet. &nbsp; The closest i have gotten is a word2wiki macro for office that retains bolds and italics in the output, &nbsp;but no other formatting whatsoever.
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I have tried a number of plugins and none have worked yet.   The closest i have gotten is a word2wiki macro for office that retains bolds and italics in the output,  but no other formatting whatsoever.

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The formatting is a a bit trickier. You could create a stylesheet, and have your wiki reference the sylesheet. That is the best practice, as far as formatting HTML is concerned.
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The formatting is a a bit trickier. You could create a stylesheet, and have your wiki reference the sylesheet. That is the best practice, as far as formatting HTML is concerned.

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I was able to find a converter to DokuWiki format from HTML that does a very good job of retaining formatting and fonts. &nbsp; Saving as HTML was what led me to find that option, so thank you.
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I was able to find a converter to DokuWiki format from HTML that does a very good job of retaining formatting and fonts.   Saving as HTML was what led me to find that option, so thank you.

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I am running office 2007. &nbsp; I am looking for a way to convert my existing word documents to a wiki format. &nbsp;Does anyone know of a way that this can be done? &nbsp; Even if i have to buy a utility, &nbsp;this will be used so heavily that it will be worth the expense
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I am running office 2007.   I am looking for a way to convert my existing word documents to a wiki format.  Does anyone know of a way that this can be done?   Even if i have to buy a utility,  this will be used so heavily that it will be worth the expense

is it possible Convert word documents to WIKI format???

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