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 = Html2Doc
 
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 Gem to convert an HTML document into a Word document (.doc) format. This is intended for automated generation of Microsoft Word documents, given HTML documents, which are mmuch more readily crafted.
 
 This gem originated out of https://github.com/riboseinc/asciidoctor-iso, which creates a Word document from a Microsoft HTML document (created in turn by processing Asciidoc). The Microsoft HTML document is already quite close to Microsoft Word requirements, but future iterations of this gem will become more generic.
 
 This work is driven by the Word document generation procedure documented in http://sebsauvage.net/wiki/doku.php?id=word_document_generation
 
 The gem currently does the following:
 
 * Convert any AsciiMath and MathML to Word's native mathematical formatting language.
+* Identify any footnotes in the document (through hyperlinks with `class = "Footnote"` or `epub:type = "footnote"`), and render them as Microsoft Word footnotes.
 * Resize any images in the HTML file to fit within the maximum page size. (Word will otherwise crash on reading the document.)
 * Generate a filelist.xml listing of all files to be bundled into the Word document.
 * Assign the class `MsoNormal` to any paragraphs that do not have a class, so that they can be treated as Normal Style when editing the Word document.
 * Inject Microsoft Word-specific CSS into the HTML document. The CSS file used is at `lib/html2doc/wordstyle.css`, and can be customised. (This generic CSS can be overridden by CSS already in the HTML document, since the generic CSS is injected at the top of the document.)
 * Bundle up the images, the HTML file of the document proper, and the `header.html` file representing header/footer information, into a MIME file, and save that file to disk (so that Microsoft Word can deal with it as a Word file.)
 
 Future iterations will convert generic HTML to Microsoft-specific HTML. For a representative generator of Microsoft HTML, see https://github.com/riboseinc/asciidoctor-iso
 
-Work being tracked at https://github.com/riboseinc/asciidoctor-iso/issues/47:
+Work to be done:
 
-* Render footnotes
 * Render (editorial) comments
 
 == Constraints
 
 This generates .doc documents.