Hi Scott,
Firstly, it is feasible to transform MS Word 2007 documents directly using XSLT. I haven't yet looked at MS Word 2010 but I imagine that would be OK too. The trick is being able to unpack the .docx file, which is just a Zip file, and locate the document content, which is an XML document.
Although the roundtrip stylesheets may not do "MS Word Headings" out-of-the-box, they do have an extension mechanism that would allow you to easily map those styles to something that is supported, like "sect1-title" or "chapter-title".
The current stylesheets do not support creating unnumbered sections, mainly because that is difficult to model in the Word document. There may be a parameter to use sections instead of sect1/sect2/etc. In any case, it would be a simple matter to post-process the DocBook document to convert numbered sections to unnumbered.
Regarding OOXML, I imagine that's not too far from WordML so it wouldn't be difficult. However, right now my big project is implementing XPath 2.0/XSLT 2.0 for libxml2/libxslt so I don't have any spare time to work on the roundtrip stylesheets :-(
Cheers,
Steve Ball
On 25/01/2011, at 7:07 PM, Speights, Scott wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I am currentl working with the round-trip style sheets by converting
> Word 2010 documents into WordML 2003 documents and transforming with the
> round trip style sheets. My testing shows that there is pretty good
> support for paragraphs, tables, figures and lists but I noticed that "MS
> Word Headings" don't get converted to sections and chapters. (important
> to note: I have a German MS Word)
>
> Do the current style sheets support creating sections or is this
> something that I have to do myself by writing my own templates?
>
> Also, Is there any work planned for supporting transformations with
> OOXML? Sorry in advance if I missed any posts about this.
>
>
> Thanks,
> Scott
>
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