xml.word-to-dtbook.xpl Maven / Gradle / Ivy
Word to DTBook
Transforms a Microsoft Office Word (.docx) document into a DTBook XML file.
Online documentation
Input Docx file
The document you want to convert.
DTBook output
Output folder of the conversion to DTBook XML
Document title
Document author
Document publisher
Document identifier
Identifier to be added as dtb:uid metadata
Subject(s)
Subject(s) to be added as dc:Subject metadata
Accept revisions
If the document has revisions that are not accepted, consider them as accepted for the conversion.
Pagination mode
Define how page numbers are computed and inserted in the result
custom
Use numbers tagged with the style 'PageNumberDAISY' in the document
automatic
Use Word page breaks to compute and insert page numbers in content
Image resizing
original
Keep image size
resize
Resize images
resample
Resample images
Image resampling value
Image resampling targeted resolution in dpi (dot-per-inch)
Translate character styles
Footnotes position
Footnotes position in content
inline
Inline note in content (after the paragraph containing its first reference)
end
Put notes at the end of a level defined in footnotes insertion level
page
Put the notes near the page break
Footnotes insertion level
Lowest level into which notes are inserted in content.
0 means the footnotes will be inserted as close as possible of its first call.
Footnotes numbering
Customize footnotes numbering
none
Disable note numbering
word
Use original word numbering
number
Use custom numbering, starting from the footnotes start value
Footnotes starting value
If footnotes numbering is required, start the notes numbering process from this value
Footnotes number prefix
Add a prefix before the note's number if numbering is requested.
Footnotes number suffix
Add a text between the note's number and the note's content.
Extract vector shapes (Experimental)
Try to export inline shapes like diagrams or charts during conversion using Microsoft Word.
If deactivated, those shapes will be replaced by their name and description in the result.
Proceed with caution : Word must not be blocked by any dialog bound to it, or the process might crash or get stuck indefinitely