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<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<?xml-stylesheet type='text/xsl' href='interface.xsl'?>
<interface uri="https://apps.0install.net/lib/wv.xml" xmlns="http://zero-install.sourceforge.net/2004/injector/interface" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://zero-install.sourceforge.net/2004/injector/interface http://0install.de/schema/injector/interface/interface.xsd http://0install.de/schema/desktop-integration/capabilities http://0install.de/schema/desktop-integration/capabilities/capabilities.xsd">
<name>Wv</name>
<summary xml:lang="en">Wv: wv is a library which allows access to Microsoft Word files</summary>
<description xml:lang="en">wv is a library which allows access to Microsoft Word files. It can load and parse Word 2000, 97, 95 and 6 file formats. (These are the file formats known internally as Word 9, 8, 7 and 6.) There is some support for reading earlier formats as well: Word 2 docs are converted to plaintext.

Provided with the wv distribution is an application called wvWare. wvWare is a &quot;power-user&quot; application with lots of command-line options, doo-dads, bells, and whistles. Less interesting, but more convenient, are the helper scripts that use wvWare. These are:
•wvHtml: convert your Word document into HTML4.0
•wvLatex: convert your Word document into visually (pretty) correct LaTeX
•wvCleanLatex: convert into 'cleaner' LaTeX containing less visual mark-up, more suitable for further use and LyX import. Work in progress
•wvDVI: converts word to DVI. Requires 'latex'
•wvPS: converts word to PostScript. Requires 'dvips'
•wvPDF: converts word to Adobe PDF. Requires 'distill' from Adobe [Someone do a pdflatex or pdfhtml version :-)]
•wvText: converts word to plain text. Textually correct output requires 'lynx.' For poor output, this doesn't require anything special.
•wvAbw: converts word to Abiword format. (Far better just to use Abiword.)
•wvWml: converts word to WML for viewing on portable devices like WebPhones and Palm Pilots.
•wvRtf: a basic version exists
•wvMime: can be plugged as a MIME helper application into your browser/mail client; presents the document on-screen inside GhostView, while all intermediate files generated go into the /tmp directory.
</description>
<icon href="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/0install/apps/master/lib/wv.ico" type="image/vnd.microsoft.icon"/>
<icon href="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/0install/apps/master/lib/wv.png" type="image/png"/>
<category>Office</category>
<homepage>http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/wv.htm</homepage>
<needs-terminal/>
<group license="GPL v2 (GNU General Public License)">
<requires interface="https://apps.0install.net/utils/sed.xml">
<executable-in-path name="sed"/>
</requires>
<requires interface="https://apps.0install.net/utils/coreutils.xml">
<environment insert="bin" name="PATH"/>
</requires>
<requires interface="https://apps.0install.net/utils/which.xml">
<executable-in-path name="which"/>
</requires>
<requires interface="https://apps.0install.net/devel/freetype.xml">
<environment insert="bin" name="PATH"/>
</requires>
<requires interface="https://apps.0install.net/lib/jpeg.xml">
<environment insert="bin" name="PATH"/>
</requires>
<requires interface="https://apps.0install.net/lib/libiconv.xml">
<environment insert="bin" name="PATH"/>
</requires>
<requires interface="https://apps.0install.net/lib/png12-0.xml">
<environment insert="bin" name="PATH"/>
</requires>
<requires interface="https://apps.0install.net/lib/libwmf.xml">
<environment insert="bin" name="PATH"/>
</requires>
<requires interface="https://apps.0install.net/lib/xml2.xml">
<environment insert="bin" name="PATH"/>
</requires>
<requires interface="https://apps.0install.net/utils/plotutils.xml">
<environment insert="bin" name="PATH"/>
</requires>
<requires interface="https://apps.0install.net/lib/zlib.xml">
<environment insert="bin" name="PATH"/>
</requires>
<executable-in-path command="wvWare" name="wvWare.xml"/>
<environment insert="." name="prefix"/>
<command name="run" path="bin/wvConvert.exe"/>
<command name="wvAbw" path="bin/wvAbw">
<arg>--prefix=$prefix</arg>
<runner interface="https://apps.0install.net/utils/bash.xml"/>
</command>
<command name="wvCleanLatex" path="bin/wvCleanLatex">
<arg>--prefix=$prefix</arg>
<runner interface="https://apps.0install.net/utils/bash.xml"/>
</command>
<command name="wvDocBook" path="bin/wvDocBook">
<arg>--prefix=$prefix</arg>
<runner interface="https://apps.0install.net/utils/bash.xml"/>
</command>
<command name="wvHtml" path="bin/wvHtml">
<arg>--prefix=$prefix</arg>
<runner interface="https://apps.0install.net/utils/bash.xml"/>
</command>
<command name="wvLatex" path="bin/wvLatex">
<arg>--prefix=$prefix</arg>
<runner interface="https://apps.0install.net/utils/bash.xml"/>
</command>
<command name="wvMime" path="bin/wvMime">
<executable-in-path command="wvLatex" name="wvLatex"/>
<executable-in-path command="wvPS" name="wvPS"/>
<runner interface="https://apps.0install.net/utils/bash.xml"/>
</command>
<command name="wvRTF" path="bin/wvRTF.exe"/>
<command name="wvSummary" path="bin/wvSummary.exe"/>
<command name="wvText" path="bin/wvText">
<arg>--prefix=$prefix</arg>
<executable-in-path command="wvHtml" name="wvHtml"/>
<requires interface="https://apps.0install.net/utils/mktemp.xml">
<executable-in-path name="mktemp"/>
</requires>
<runner interface="https://apps.0install.net/utils/bash.xml"/>
</command>
<command name="wvVersion" path="bin/wvVersion.exe"/>
<command name="wvWare" path="bin/wvWare.exe"/>
<command name="wvWml" path="bin/wvWml">
<arg>--prefix=$prefix</arg>
<runner interface="https://apps.0install.net/utils/bash.xml"/>
</command>
<group>
<requires interface="https://apps.0install.net/utils/grep.xml">
<executable-in-path name="grep"/>
</requires>
<requires importance="recommended" interface="https://apps.0install.net/utils/imagemagick.xml">
<executable-in-path name="convert"/>
</requires>
<command name="wvDVI" path="bin/wvDVI">
<arg>--prefix=$prefix</arg>
<runner interface="https://apps.0install.net/utils/bash.xml"/>
</command>
<command name="wvPS" path="bin/wvPS">
<arg>--prefix=$prefix</arg>
<runner interface="https://apps.0install.net/utils/bash.xml"/>
</command>
<command name="wvPDF" path="bin/wvPDF">
<arg>--prefix=$prefix</arg>
<runner interface="https://apps.0install.net/utils/bash.xml"/>
</command>
<implementation arch="Windows-i486" id="sha1new=824d49fe12b273af270fc88dc81ca479dfa96f57" released="2004-11-21" version="1.0.2-3">
<manifest-digest sha256new="2X44YCGSXP6YT56EY4B3XSZ6IT43O5TJH7CP6RS2WAVHBZ7RLU7Q"/>
<archive href="https://sourceforge.net/projects/gnuwin32/files/wv/1.0.2/wv-1.0.2-bin.zip" size="590548" type="application/zip"/>
<archive href="https://github.com/kkeybbs/gnuwin32/blob/master/gnuwin32/wv-bin.zip?raw=true" size="590548" type="application/zip"/>
</implementation>
</group>
</group>
<package-implementation distributions="Gentoo" package="app-text/wv"/>
<package-implementation package="wv"/>
<entry-point binary-name="wvConvert" command="run">
<needs-terminal/>
<name xml:lang="en">wvConvert</name>
</entry-point>
<entry-point binary-name="wvAbw" command="wvAbw">
<needs-terminal/>
<name xml:lang="en">wvAbw</name>
<summary xml:lang="en">wvAbw: convert msword documents to Abiword's format</summary>
<description xml:lang="en">wvAbw converts Word documents into Abiword's native format.</description>
</entry-point>
<entry-point binary-name="wvCleanLatex" command="wvCleanLatex">
<needs-terminal/>
<name xml:lang="en">wvCleanLatex</name>
<summary xml:lang="en">wvCleanLatex: convert msword documents to LaTeX</summary>
<description xml:lang="en">wvCleanLatex converts word documents into LaTeX that
looks like it'd been hand-edited</description>
</entry-point>
<entry-point binary-name="wvDocBook" command="wvDocBook">
<needs-terminal/>
<name xml:lang="en">wvDocBook</name>
</entry-point>
<entry-point binary-name="wvDVI" command="wvDVI">
<needs-terminal/>
<name xml:lang="en">wvDVI</name>
<summary xml:lang="en">wvDVI: convert msword documents to DVI</summary>
<description xml:lang="en">wvDVI converts word documents into DVI documents.
REQUIREMENTS
wvLatex latex</description>
</entry-point>
<entry-point binary-name="wvHtml" command="wvHtml">
<needs-terminal/>
<name xml:lang="en">wvHtml</name>
<summary xml:lang="en">wvHtml: convert msword documents to html</summary>
<description xml:lang="en">wvHtml converts word documents into W3C certified
HTML4.0 format.</description>
</entry-point>
<entry-point binary-name="wvLatex" command="wvLatex">
<needs-terminal/>
<name xml:lang="en">wvLatex</name>
<summary xml:lang="en">wvLatex: convert msword documents to LaTeX</summary>
<description xml:lang="en">wvLatex converts word documents into LaTeX</description>
</entry-point>
<entry-point binary-name="wvMime" command="wvMime">
<needs-terminal/>
<name xml:lang="en">wvMime</name>
<summary xml:lang="en">wvMime: view MSWord documents</summary>
<description xml:lang="en">wvMime will view your word documents using
ggv,gv,ghostview,etc... instead of acting as a conver-
sion engine.</description>
</entry-point>
<entry-point binary-name="wvPDF" command="wvPDF">
<needs-terminal/>
<name xml:lang="en">wvPDF</name>
<summary xml:lang="en">wvPDF: convert msword documents to PDF</summary>
<description xml:lang="en">wvPDF converts word documents into Adobe's PDF format.
REQUIREMENTS
wvPS distill</description>
</entry-point>
<entry-point binary-name="wvPS" command="wvPS">
<needs-terminal/>
<name xml:lang="en">wvPS</name>
<summary xml:lang="en">wvPS: convert msword documents to PS</summary>
<description xml:lang="en">wvPS converts word documents into PS (Postscript) for-
mat. You can then use the PS version to print, view
using gv, ggv,ghostview,etc..
REQUIREMENTS
wvDVI dvips</description>
</entry-point>
<entry-point binary-name="wvRTF" command="wvRTF">
<needs-terminal/>
<name xml:lang="en">WvRTF</name>
<summary xml:lang="en">WvRTF: convert msword documents to RTF</summary>
<description xml:lang="en">wvRTF converts word documents into RTF (Rich Text For-
mat). wvRTF is experimental.
REQUIREMENTS
wvDVI dvips</description>
</entry-point>
<entry-point binary-name="wvSummary" command="wvSummary">
<needs-terminal/>
<name xml:lang="en">wvSummary</name>
<summary xml:lang="en">wvSummary: view word document's summary info</summary>
<description xml:lang="en">wvSummary displays the summary info included in all
MSWord documents. This often includes the Author, time
created, etc...</description>
</entry-point>
<entry-point binary-name="wvText" command="wvText">
<needs-terminal/>
<name xml:lang="en">wvText</name>
<summary xml:lang="en">wvText: converts word to plain text.</summary>
<description xml:lang="en">Textually correct output requires 'lynx.' For poor output, this doesn't require anything special. </description>
</entry-point>
<entry-point binary-name="wvVersion" command="wvVersion">
<needs-terminal/>
<name xml:lang="en">wvVersion</name>
<summary xml:lang="en">wvVersion: view word document's version #</summary>
<description xml:lang="en">wvVersion displays the word version number of a MSWord
document. 8=Word97, 7=Word95, ...</description>
</entry-point>
<entry-point binary-name="wvWare" command="wvWare">
<needs-terminal/>
<name xml:lang="en">wvWare</name>
<summary xml:lang="en">wvWare: convert msword documents</summary>
<description xml:lang="en">wvWare converts word documents into other formats such
as PS,PDF,HTML,LaTeX,DVI,ABW</description>
</entry-point>
<entry-point binary-name="wvWml" command="wvWml">
<needs-terminal/>
<name xml:lang="en">wvWml</name>
<summary xml:lang="en">wvWml: convert msword documents to WML</summary>
<description xml:lang="en">wvWml converts word documents into WML, suitable for
viewing on PDAs such as web-phones.</description>
</entry-point>
</interface>