2.1 Contents of the installation directory
3 Alternatives to using the w2x command-line utility
3.1 The w2x-app graphical application
3.2 The “Word To XML” add-on for XMLmind XML Editor
3.2.1 Installing the “Word To XML” add-on
3.3.1 Contents of the servlet software distribution
3.3.4 Using the servlet to convert DOCX files
3.3.5 Non interactive requests
4.1 How to generate useful multi-page HTML
6 Customizing the output of w2x
6.1 Customizing the XHTML+CSS files generated by w2x
6.1.1 Using a XED script to modify the styles embedded in the XHTML+CSS file
6.1.2 Appending custom styles to the styles embedded in the XHTML+CSS file
6.1.3 Using an external CSS file rather than embedded CSS styles
6.1.4 Combining all the above methods
6.2 Customizing the semantic XML files generated by w2x
6.2.1 Converting custom character styles to semantic tags
6.2.2 Converting custom paragraph styles to semantic tags
6.3 Generating XML conforming to a custom schema
6.4 Packaging your customization as a w2x plugin
6.4.2 Registering a plugin with w2x
7 The w2x command-line utility
7.1 Variables substituted in the parameter values passed to the –p and –pu options
7.3 Automatic conversion step parameters
9 Embedding w2x in a Java™ application
9.1.2.1 Specifying an external image converter
9.1.2.2 Controlling how image files found in the input DOCX file are converted to standard formats