This document demonstratest some of the capabilities in the rtftohtml converter. This is a brief demonstration which will be replaced with better documentation Real Soon Now...

This should be translated with the default options (You could use -i to get an inline reference to the picture on page two.)
Note that the picture on page two will be written out to a file (incorrectly on the Macintosh - lf/cr translation problems) - it will NOT be converted to GIF, XBM or anything else that can generally be viewed. You must do this yourself.

This document is being produced with Microsoft Word 5.0.

H1 Heading - this should show up as an <h1> construct
H2 Heading
H3 Heading
H4 Heading
H5 Heading
H6 Heading
BoldItalicUnderlineWunderlineDunderlineDbunderline
Bold-Italic is not supported yet, but will be in the next release Italic

•	list element1 - You should get • as a marker
•	list element 2
@	marked list - the @ should be stripped out and you should get the standard HTML marker for unordered lists
@	marked list entry 2

1.2.3	numbered list element 1  - you should get 1.2.3 as the number
1.2.4	numbered list element 2
2.2.1	ordered list element 1 - you should get 1 as the list number
2.2.2	ordered list element 2 - you should get 2 as the list number

dir entry1	dir entry 2	dir entry 3	
dir entry 4			
dir entry1	dir entry 2
dir entry 3
dir entry 4

menu entry one
menu entry two
menu entry three
Here is pre-formatted Text. This should
not be modified in any way
here is a glossary
Glossary entry 1	This is the text of the glossary entry it is long enough that it should span a couple of lines so here it is my good fellow.
Glossary entry 2	This is the next of the glossary entry 

Here is hidden text ""

A picture is here 
see?
Here is an address
BlockQuote

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