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Conference tnpubs::nacleaf

Title:T&N Pubs Systems and Tools Notes Conference
Moderator:ISOISA::HAKKARAINEN
Created:Thu Jun 29 1989
Last Modified:Fri Dec 30 1994
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:91
Total number of notes:315

31.0. "File Conversion" by LEAF::SAHAGIAN () Thu Mar 15 1990 10:08

Question:

How do I go about converting a .RNO file to an Interleaf file?

Answer:

Convert your file to a straight ASCII file -- like for mail or to read on a 
terminal.  Then take that ASCII file and open it up in Interleaf.  You 
might want to send your file through a filter (OPSFILT ?) and use the "-m" 
switch (I think -- check it in the file transfer manual).  That switch 
deletes all extra spaces if your ASCII file is right justified or anything.  
The only thing that happens is that it destroys all your tables.  So if 
you have tables you might want to use the filter, then open up the 
plain ASCII file and copy the tables out of there and paste it into the 
filtered document.
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31.1Using Conversion Filter in Custom CabinetLEAF::SAHAGIANThu Mar 29 1990 11:5731
Creating online PostScript files:

You can now create online PostScript files through a menu item on the
CUSTOM menu.

To enable this feature you must:

1. Open the Communications Cabinet. Do a COPY LINK TO SELECTED OBJECT to
   the CUSTOM cabinet in the Communications Cabinet.

2. Paste the copy on your desktop. Note that this will supersede any CUSTOM
   cabinet you may have already created. If you wish to keep some CUSTOM
   features you may have developed, come and see use about including the
   proper info into your existing CUSTOM cabinet.


To use this feature, do the following:

1. Select the Printerleaf file to be converted.

2. Select the CUSTOM option in the item selected menu.

3. Select the FILTER suboption.

4. Select the POSTSCRIPT suboption.

5. Select the LN03R_PS suboption.

6. Wait. The postscript file will show up on your desktop as a foreign
   file.
31.2Was working great - now it's gone!WORDY::P_DONOVANThu Sep 06 1990 17:288
    I was using this feature yesterday.  Today when I opened my desktop and
    tried to filter a .PL file to a .PS file, the option was no longer
    avaiable.  All I see is TEXT or GRAPHICS.  Has this happened before? 
    If so, how can I fix it?
    
    Thanks!
    
    Pat Donovan
31.3Converting an Interleaf File to Straight ASCIIWORDY::SAHAGIANWed May 29 1991 16:1922
Question:

How do you convert an Interleaf file to straight ASCII (without all the 
unwanted parameters)?

Answer:

Use the following procedure:

1.  Open the Interleaf file you want to convert,
    do a SAVE -> ASCII-Forced, then close the file.

2.  Select the closed file and do a
       Custom -> Filter -> Text -> STRIPfilt

3.  This produces a file called filename_output which
    is a straight ASCII file without all the "junk" that
    gets generated by the SAVE - ASCII command.

4.  You can then go to your desktop directory and use EDT
    to pretty it up (add tabs, etc.) if you want.