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Pablo Fernicola demonstrates the Word add-in for scientific authors

Posted By: Jon Udell | Apr 17th, 2008 @ 11:29 AM

In this screencast, Pablo Fernicola demonstrates the technical preview of a new scientific publishing add-in for Word. The add-in enables reading and writing of XML-based documents in the archival format used by the National Library of Medicine.

Tags: office xml, publishing, science, Word

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