Re: wordview

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Lee,

For some time I have been using a program called catdoc which extracts the 
text from Word files. The text can either be redirected to a file or piped 
to less for viewing.

John
 On Fri, 11 Apr 2003, Lee Maschmeyer wrote:

> Hi all,
> 
> Like many others, I receive many emails with MS-Word attachments. Sage
> advice from this group has traditionally been to inform such
> correspondents that this is unacceptable practice, but since the senders
> include not only my boss but people from the university president on
> down, such an approach lacks a certain finesse.
> 
> Not long ago someone off-list mentioned using wordview. I asked what it
> was and where to get it, but while awaiting a response I did a Google
> search. One thing I found was wvWare, a successor of a previous program
> whose name was too close for comfort to Microsoft's.
> 
> This looked promising, but when I read the release notes, they were so
> disparaging (this is a work in progress and subject to radical change,
> etc.) I figured I'd ask whether this is the best product for reading
> Word docs on Linux.
> 
> Thanks for any advice,
> 
> Lee
> 
> 
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