fm2word ( input )
Generates Microsoft Word 2003 XML Documents from FileMaker
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Jens Teich - Show more from this author
DJTO http://jensteich.de |
#Hello World!#
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Second Paragraph.#
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Third Paragraph!#
Function definition: (Copy & paste into FileMaker's Edit Custom Function window)
Create MS Word Documents (XML 2003) from FileMaker.
The expected input is a text with tags:
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# - start paragraph
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# - end + start paragraph
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* ## - bold
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Export result into a textfile with extension '.xml'[*] and it can be opened in MS Word, OpenOffice, Libre Office, ...
On Windows the resulting file shows the MS Word Icon and starts MS Word on double click. On MacOSX the resulting file can be opened with Word (or OpenOffice and friends).
Author: Jens Teich, http://jensteich.de
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Do not use FileMakers XML export, just use a text format like text-with-tabs and rename the resulting file with extension 'xml!'
Comments
Bruce Robertson Apr 17, 2015 |
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Interesting. Might be nice to have an English language version. Or at least mention that SetzeVar = Let and Austauschen = Substitute |
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Jens, Hamburg, Germany Apr 17, 2015 |
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Sorry. Corrected this. Now everything English. Jens |
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kobu, tokyo Apr 20, 2015 |
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Very interested. Please tell me when working with photos, sample input. thank you. |
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Jens, Hamburg, Germany Jun 4, 2015 |
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Sample file is here http://jensteich.de/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/test-word-transfer.fmp12.zip, showing usage (including image example). Regards Jens |
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kobu, tokyo Jun 12, 2015 |
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thanks for your kindness. I noticed your sample today I will try your sample. thanks. |
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Doug Staubach Sep 25, 2015 |
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Hi Jens! Nice function and nice demo, thank you! Tip: I noticed that if I change the filename in the demo to end with ".doc" instead of ".xml", the document that gets created will open just fine with MS-Word (Word will recognize that the document was saved in xml format, and will open it in compatibility mode). (I'm interested in trying this technique for Excel documents!) Thanks, Doug |
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