Omni Systems, Inc. Mif2Go User's Guide, Version 55
> 6 Converting to print RTF > 6.7 Converting paragraph and character formats > 6.7.5 Converting autonumbered formats > 6.7.5.3 Converting autonumbers via Word style sheet
Before attempting to use Word native autonumbering, consider the following:
.dot
template
for style sheet-based autonumbers in Word is not a trivial exercise.
If you still want to take a chance with Word
native autonumbering, make a Word template (a .dot
file) with numbering set for the styles you wish; see §6.2.6 Importing a Word template. When
you convert your document, Mif2Go attaches the .dot
file to the Word .rtf
file and makes it active.
In the Mif2Go configuration file, specify the following options:
; WriteAnums = Yes (default, write per SeqAnums) or No (omit entirely,
; used when having a Word style sheet add them for selected styles)
; SeqAnums = No (default, write as text) or Yes (write as SEQ fields)
When WriteAnums=No
,
Mif2Go omits FrameMaker autonumbers from RTF output,
so Word style sheet autonumbers can be applied from a Word template.
Autonumbers also disappear from any cross references
in your document.
When WriteAnums=Yes
,
if you use Word autonumbering in your Word template, you will see both
the Word autonumbers and the converted-to-text FrameMaker autonumbers
in the output.
When you open the RTF file in Word, Select All (Ctrl-A) then update (F9), and the regular Word autonumbers should appear throughout the document. Thereafter, when you add a new numbered paragraph, the number appears automatically. You must use Ctrl-A/F9 to get the numbers that follow to update; that is how style sheet-based numbering works in Word.