In my post of March 1 I mentioned the robot developed by Jason Harrop, which enables you to import documents into Google Wave. Jason has now added a feature to the robot, which makes it possible to export the contents of a single wave blip to a Microsoft Word document. At the moment, this works only for the .docx format (MS Word 2007). But I was impressed with how well it works. Jason says that not only text but also images and tables should be reproduced in the resulting .docx document. This exporting function could be quite helpful for groups that use Wave to collaborate in the writing of a document and then want to make their work available in a MS Word format.
Jason's instructions for exporting are in his wave How to Import a Microsoft Office Word Document , in the blip entitled: "export Wave to docx."
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