The Word Export feature exports your map in outline form to Word. You can export the entire map, or just selected topics.
If you want to include a graphical image of your map in a Word document, you can achieve this by creating an image file from your map and then inserting this into Word.
By default, bitmaps are converted to metafiles on export for better compatibility with some RTF readers. Disable the MindManager Notes option setting Convert bitmaps to metafiles to disable this behavior.
Open the map.
Only visible topics are exported. This means you can apply a filter to hide a set
of topics you don't want to include in the document.
Take a look at the map in Outline View
first for a general idea of what the exported Word file will look like.
Do one of the following:
On the Export tab, in the Microsoft Office Export group, click Export to Word.
Click the MindManager Button , click Save As, and in the Save as type list select Microsoft Word Documents.
Mindjet Catalyst - You can save the Word document to a workspace by choosing Workspaces as the Save in location, then selecting a workspace.
The default name for the document will be the map name, but you can change this and the location where it is saved. Click Save.
The Microsoft Word Export Settings dialog appears, so you can tailor the export to your liking.
On the General tab, choose the outline numbering scheme, which information to include, and export options for other map elements.
On the Word Template tab, select the Word template for the document and how topic levels correspond to Word styles.
On the Advanced tab, select the treatment for relationships, hyperlinks, attachments, and map graphics.
Click Export when you have set the options to your liking.
A message appears when the export is done. You can Open the document to check it, Open Folder where it was saved or Close to return to MindManager.
To append the exported content to the end of a Word document open it .
In MindManager, open the map and select the topics you want to export.
Right-click
on one of the topics, click Send to,
and then click Microsoft
Word.
(Only the selected topics are exported. If a document is already open,
the topics are added at the end of the document.)
Select the export options in the Word Export Settings dialog (described above).
Switch
to Word to see your exported content. Remember to save the document before
exiting Word.
You can quickly create a simple text outline from part or
all of your map in Word by this method:
1. Select
a topic (select the central topic to copy the whole map)
2. Press CTRL+C to copy
3. Switch to Word, then press CTRL+V to paste.
If you do not see Export to Word on the Export tab, in the Save as type list, or in the shortcuts menu, see Troubleshooting Office add-ins.