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The doors.dot is in a todays world somehow outdated, as the idea describes. Also fur us in our large company. A much more better idea can be, to provide an external, independent tool to cover all necessary transformations to be able to import a rich featured Word-document into DOORS Classic.
But the greatest hit will be to have (at-least for your customers) the source-code available to be able to extend the tool(s)!
We do have a lot of Word and PDF (ok, this format is then converted to Word) documents from our customers and we need to transform/prepare all these Word-docs before we are able to import them into DOORS.
Big pains are large tables, embedded OLEs (i.e. Visio), many embedded styles, special characters (like >=, <=, ...), etc.