Take the 2-minute tour ×  Is there any way to produce doc/docx
files from LaTeX?  share|improve this question I'm not a fan of
Micro$oft, but in case this might be of any help: HOWTO convert
LaTeX to OpenOffice .odt and MS Word .doc. –  chl Jan 12 '11 at
19:08 Have a look at Workflow for converting LaTeX into Open
Office / MS Word Format. I would use tex4ht to use html as
intermediate format to produce odf and doc/docx files. –  Stefan
Kottwitz Jan 12 '11 at 20:09  8 Answers 8  For my (word-loving)
Thesis Advisor I always ran the .tex-Files through htlatex (as
suggested by chl and Stefan). The resulting HTML-file can then
be opened with Word and saved in the desired .doc or .docx
Format. Since you've mentioned that you're on Linux, you might
not have Word anyways, then you can also send the HTML file to
the person doing the revisions, with instructions on how to open
a .html and save as revised .doc.  For not too complicated files
(not including figures and delicate macros) I also had great
results using the