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I work for WebWorks.com and we essentially focus on taking FrameMaker and Word documents to HTML/XML and use msxml to do so. We have our own pipelining built in and a user interface for working with CSS. Most folks purchase ePublisher (the name of the product) because of our ready made formats, but once you get an idea of how things work creating your own format and projects becomes very simple and powerful.
It sounds like you already have things up and running, but if you are working with Word and have any need for users dealing with style it is something to consider.
BTW, this is not supposed to be an advertisement… just one XSLT hacker offering up a helpful tool to another. Great post!