Doc(X)ToHTML
Simple utility to convert multiple .doc or docx files to html files.
Unfortunately you need Libreoffice installed and callable through the command-line via soffice to deal with .doc files.
You can install libreoffice on your system if not already installed
on Debian/Ubuntu with
sudo apt-get install libreoffice
Or Fedora with
sudo yum install libreoffice
Once properly installed you can convert all .doc and .docx files in the source directory to html files in the target directory using the command:
doc_x_to_html [source_dir] [target_dir]
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