Use the Rational® DOORS® importers to populate modules
with data from other applications.
Note: You can import only data that is in one of the languages that are supported by Rational
DOORS. For a list of supported languages, see Translation Reports.
Editing imported style information from Word
When you import data from Microsoft Word, if you capture paragraph
style information it is stored in the Paragraph Style attribute.
The Paragraph Style attribute contains one
or more <attribute: style> pairs. Each pair
defines the style that is applied to the attribute value when you
export the data back to Word.
Importing plain text files
Use the plain text importer to populate a module with the
contents of a plain text file. The import plain text tool is configurable,
and you can save your configuration settings in a file for future
use.
Importing rich text format files
Use the rich text format file importer to populate a module
with the contents of a rich text format file. Unicode and other international
data are included in the import.
Importing spreadsheets
The import spreadsheet tool imports comma-separated value
(CSV) and tab separated value (TSV) files that have been created with
packages such as Microsoft Excel
or Microsoft Access.
Importing FrameMaker files
The import FrameMaker tool imports Maker Interchange Format
(MIF) file. Objects are created in the current module and are populated
with the contents of the file.