[Athen] Document structure in LD software

[James Bailey]

I think if you let K 3000 open the .doc file it might restructure the 
layout more than you want, but if you printed and scanned the document 
(I know, extra work, but I've had to do it), then K 3000 would do a very 
good job of retaining the original layout. A scan of the printed 
document should also eliminate text boxes that might be problematic in 
the .doc file. I am not familiar with a K 3000 toolbar that works inside 
of Word, so I cannot speak to that. - James

Ron Stewart wrote:

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> Morning all, hope you all had a restful and rewarding holiday break!

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> I am trying to clarify some things in my mind so any help would be 

> greatly appreciated since I no longer have access to many of the 

> “reading” software packages or what I do have is seriously out of 

> date. I am trying to maintain as much original structure in a MS Word 

> source document on bringing it into programs such as K3000, K1000, 

> WYNN ect. Things I am particularly interested in preserving are 

> columns, reading order, descriptive text and the like.

>

> Is this even reasonably possible or do you think we are better off 

> doing the work in the internal interface since the learning supports 

> are typically proprietary to the program. If you can point me to any 

> reference materials it would be very helpful as well.

>

> Thanks much

>

> Ron

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