What is the Stylizer Preprocessor used for?
Believe it or not, Word documents can become unstable over time. That is why some organizations make it a policy to re-build documents that come in from external sources or that have an unknown editing history. Rebuilding a document from scratch is a painfully tedious and time-consuming process. This process involves copying the text in the document AS UNFORMATTED TEXT to a new document and re-formatting the document, piece-by-piece, and re-creating footnotes, endnotes, tables, comments, etc. This is the only way to ensure that the document is a clean and stable document. A medium-sized document can take hours to rebuild, depending on its content. The Stylizer Preprocessor automates much of this process, turning hours of work into 10-15 minutes. Not only does the Preprocessor re-create character formatting, paragraph indentation and alignment, comments, footnotes and endnotes, but it also tags the locations of tables and graphics for easy re-generation. After processing, Stylizer provi
