If you have MultiMacro from www.editorium.com, you could create a single
macro for finding a table and converting it to text and then run the macro
over and over again -- automatically -- until all of the tables in the
document have been converted.
Your "working" file would say (this will make sense if you download
MultiMacro and see what I'm talking about):
ConvertIM
Convert IM
(Repeat as many times as needed to get all tables in the doc -- might as
well copy it in 100 times.)
You can download a trial version of MultiMacro easily.
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> For reasons that have nothing at all do to with the principles of
> Information Mapping, I need to convert the content of these
> documents to
> regular Word documents, hopefully with a minimum of fuss.
>
>
>
> If anyone has any insights into a process that might work for
> this purpose,
> I would appreciate hearing about it.
>
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