#COPY HEADING STYLES IN WORD 2017 INSTALL#
#COPY HEADING STYLES IN WORD 2017 ZIP FILE#

Two-stage conversion from Word to MediaWiki Nevertheless, for those who are unfamiliar with MediaWiki Markup Language and who are working on simple articles, the Microsoft Office Word Add-in For MediaWiki can be a useful tool.

Not supported for Office/Word 2013, see Word Add-in For MediaWiki not supported in Word 2013?.

Some text will be enclosed by and tags.

If you attempt to resolve the previous issue by inserting tags, upon conversion Word will replace the angled brackets with.

Including them in a document will throw an error.

End notes and footnotes can't be converted.

This Microsoft add-in does not handle images.

This add-in requires Windows as an operating system it won't work with macOS.

Possible issues with alternative solution Note that this extension does not work for Word 2013 by default, however it can be made to work with a registry change.

Copy the text from the (*.txt) file into your Wiki page.

Save the document as 'MediaWiki (*.txt)' file type.

#COPY HEADING STYLES IN WORD 2017 INSTALL#

Download the ' Microsoft Office Word Add-in For MediaWiki' from Microsoft Download Center, and install it.

Microsoft released an add-in that allows you to save your Microsoft Office Word 2007 or above documents straight into MediaWiki. Microsoft Office Word Add-in For MediaWiki NOTE: This will (apparently?) only work with 32-bit Office installations Tested with Office 365 word, conversion works despite getting a warning several times. The following Visual Basic macros from 2007, unmaintained as of 2017, may still work: Word2MediaWikiPlus See this short YouTube video: Word2MediaWikiPlus Once you have a zip file, you can open the archive and have a complete folder of the original images used in the document.

#COPY HEADING STYLES IN WORD 2017 ZIP FILE#

You can extract contents of a docx word file by simply naming it a zip file (docx is a compressed archive). This can also be used to acquire formatting for other programs that require plaintext (simply don't save the conversion and instead copy it from the editor and paste it wherever desired a Sandbox is recommended for this). However, images and advanced formatting may need to be cleaned up upon import. Most formatting is kept intact – including tables. VisualEditor allows for the copying/pasting of content from Word documents directly into a wiki page.

2.5 Two-stage conversion from Word to MediaWiki.

2.4.1 Possible issues with alternative solution.

2.4 Microsoft Office Word Add-in For MediaWiki.

Copy heading styles in word 2017