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[Henri Lesourd <address@hidden>]

Javier Arantegui wrote:

> Maybe a better solution is to export your OOo document to LaTeX using 
> Writer2LaTeX or Calc2LaTeX [1]. I haven't tested it
>
>  
Another approach would be to take into
account the fact that OOo is XML-based,
and build a translator from here.

Thus it becomes an easy (but long, and
a little bit tedious) job to write XSLT
scripts that translate from OOo's XML
to TeXmacs (or to anything else).

Basically, to do it, the only thing you
need is a good (and detailed) knowledge
of OOo's XML format (and also to know
XSLT scripting, although XSLT is not
at all the only option for XML scripting).