(NOTE: I'm still unconvinced of the utility of this
exercise; at the end of the day, most of what I need
a document to do I get out of .txt, .html, and .doc,
including access to databases of BibTex references
via EndNote)
Unless you are proposing to keep DOC files as permanent references, I
don't see how you can get reasonable (rather than guess-work) HTML back
after the RFC editor is done with the document. This approach would only
work if all consumers of the document use Word, including future editors
of follow-on ("bis") versions. Then we might as well join 3GPP and
declare Word to be the official format of the IETF.
That said, I'm hoping that there are Word experts out there who can help
Joe...
Henning
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