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marwick · 06-09-2008, 03:50 AM

I tried that "save to rtf and then convert to lrf" option. I got a better result. Something like:
Chapter 1]23
LINK

Chapter 2]76
LINK

etc.

Chapter name, page number, the word "LINK". It was ugly, but at least I got the information I needed: the chapter name. It is nevertheless not very useful for me, as I loose pictures with this option.
The problem is that my original file is a Word document. I could try a copy-paste of just text and format to an Openoffice Write empty document and then create the TOC there, make the html and see what happens when converting to lrf.
I have an Office 2003 at work (that's where I am now), and there's no "export to" or "save as" clean html option. There's a "save to filtered html" though.

I'll give both Openoffice and "save to filtered html" a try when I get back home, on the original file. I'll let you know what I get.

06-09-2008, 03:50 AM	#706
marwick Junior Member Posts: 9 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jul 2006	I tried that "save to rtf and then convert to lrf" option. I got a better result. Something like: Chapter 1]23 LINK Chapter 2]76 LINK etc. Chapter name, page number, the word "LINK". It was ugly, but at least I got the information I needed: the chapter name. It is nevertheless not very useful for me, as I loose pictures with this option. The problem is that my original file is a Word document. I could try a copy-paste of just text and format to an Openoffice Write empty document and then create the TOC there, make the html and see what happens when converting to lrf. I have an Office 2003 at work (that's where I am now), and there's no "export to" or "save as" clean html option. There's a "save to filtered html" though. I'll give both Openoffice and "save to filtered html" a try when I get back home, on the original file. I'll let you know what I get. Last edited by marwick; 06-09-2008 at 04:35 AM.