I'm interested in using a variation of Markdown for my work, but my target format is Word files (this is what my clients use, it's non-negotiable). Most implementations of Markdown would leave me with a circuitous route at best to get a Word file.
Perhaps more importantly, I'd want to be able to format things like footnotes/endnotes, which don't have any representation in Markdown or Multimarkdown, as far as I know.
Is there anything like this out there? Basically a flavor of Markdown oriented toward print rather than the screen?
Best Answer
You can also use pandoc:
One advantage compared to
textutilis that the output uses paragraph styles. You can also use styles from an existing file with--reference-docx file.docx.