A bulk document conversion tool that utilizes Microsoft Word converters or an external program for file conversions. Users can customize the input and output formats according to their preferences.
I recently tried out WordConvs, a document conversion program that allows for easy batch conversions using the converters included in Microsoft Word 7.0 or higher, as well as external programs of your choice. One of the things I appreciated about this program was that both the input and output formats were easily selectable.
One of the standout features of WordConvs is the ability to use an external conversion program when the program being used does not have batch capability or the ability to scan subdirectories or hidden files. WordConvs can handle these tasks, making it a helpful tool.
Another feature that I found particularly useful was the ability to test the completeness of the conversion. Some converters don't have an included mechanism to test for completion, which can be problematic when processing large numbers of files. WordConvs includes a program that counts the words, lines, and characters of the input document, allowing for comparison with the counters in the output document to ensure completeness.
While the input file counters are only an approximation due to formatting considerations, the setup includes a program that counts words, lines, and characters with a variable level of accuracy depending on the format of the document. WordConvs also provides the option to set a threshold of percent difference that gives rise to a warning message, as well as the ability to choose which of the three available counters to use. If you have a more accurate counting program, it is possible to use it with WordConvs.
Overall, WordConvs is a solid document conversion program that provides users with a range of useful features and options.
One of the standout features of WordConvs is the ability to use an external conversion program when the program being used does not have batch capability or the ability to scan subdirectories or hidden files. WordConvs can handle these tasks, making it a helpful tool.
Another feature that I found particularly useful was the ability to test the completeness of the conversion. Some converters don't have an included mechanism to test for completion, which can be problematic when processing large numbers of files. WordConvs includes a program that counts the words, lines, and characters of the input document, allowing for comparison with the counters in the output document to ensure completeness.
While the input file counters are only an approximation due to formatting considerations, the setup includes a program that counts words, lines, and characters with a variable level of accuracy depending on the format of the document. WordConvs also provides the option to set a threshold of percent difference that gives rise to a warning message, as well as the ability to choose which of the three available counters to use. If you have a more accurate counting program, it is possible to use it with WordConvs.
Overall, WordConvs is a solid document conversion program that provides users with a range of useful features and options.
What's New
Version 1.0: N/A