Choose the appropriate package for download:

-unix package: Contains ONLY source code. It has to be compiled and installed 
 before it can be used. The source code is not restricted to unix systems but 
 can also be compiled on several other systems, including Mac OS X.

-win package: Ready to use, automated installer. 
 Only for Windows NT, 2000, XP, 2003, and Vista, NOT for Win9x and ME.
 From version 2.0.0 on, this also works on 64bit systems, 
 but then be sure to also install the appropriate versions
 of Ghostscript and ImageMagick.

-win-NO-GUI package: Ready to use. 
 for Windows NT, 2000, XP, 2003, and Vista,
 maybe also works on Windows 9x and ME

-dos package: Ready to use.
 Only recommended for older systems where win-NO-GUI package doesn't work.

-linux-gtk package: Ready to use. 
 For Linux, including a graphical user interface (GUI).
 Not updated to current version.

-MacOS9 package: Ready to use. For Mac OS 9.
 Not updated to current version.


THIS package (latex2rtf-win-NO-GUI) works for
Win NT, 2000, XP, 2003, and Vista, also for 64 bit versions,
probably also for Win 98 and Win ME



Changes (since 2.2.1) include

*  Equations inserted as eps file names have enlarged bounding boxes and
   their insertion points in the text are shifted down 5 points, which
   ensures a correct baseline in most cases.

New features (since 2.2.0) include

 * allow conversion of equations and/or pdf and ps figures to eps files 
   with insertion of eps or bitmap file names in the text, delimited by [###...###]

Changes (since 2.1.0) include

 * When inserting the raw LaTeX code of equations (-M32 option), 
   equations are now delimited by $...$ or \[...\]
   which allows MathType to recognize and convert them.

New features (since 2.1.0) include

 * allow specifying the folder for temporary files (-T option)
   also under Windows. If this folder is specified in the GUI shell, 
   it will be created if it does not yet exist.

New features (since 2.0.0) include

 * better support for the acronym package
 * support for the preamble command \graphicspath{}
 * apply MS Word styles more consistently