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Although TEX is admittedly a beautiful software, it is nevertheless much less used by computer typesetters than Word (WordPerfect in North America). Therefore, we think that the future of TEX | as well as its varieties like LTEX or AMS-TEX | implies the existence of powerful transcription sofwares in both directions. Unless poor conversions were accepted, such transcriptions exhibit severe di culties in their principle, which may happen to be insuperable ; however, we present a rst reasonable attempt, namely RTFLaTeX. 1. La norme, c'est Word... Quand on centre ses lectures sur les Cahiers GUTenberg ou TUGboat, on en retire l'impression que TEX, LaTEX et autres d eriv es sont des produits usuels... et incontestables ; mais quand on regarde aussi les publications vari ees qui passent entre nos mains, on constate alors que l'usage de TEX reste con dentiel, sauf peut-être dans le domaine des math ematiques et de la physique th eorique.

L’avenir de TeX... c’est Word[Perfect] ! Une ébauche : RTFLaTeX