Re: converting to HTML

[Michele Davis <michele -at- krautgrrl -dot- com>]

Many choices I would think.

1) Dump your word doc into notepad and start coding!

2) Word goes to HTML doesn't it? But with some fixes. Once again learn how to
code.

3) Use FTP to load it on up to the server you have permissions to. DOS is good,
or use something like Cute FTP.

Now I know someone is going to bash me and say my methods are antiquated, but I
like to control my own code, so those are the options I'd use, if I had to port
from Word to HTML.
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train2 -at- sprynet -dot- com wrote:

> I could use some help determining which applications/methods/tools
> are the best for converting different formats into HTML (formats: word,
> excel, plain text, pictures, etc...)
> and
> after getting it into HTML, the best, or most common, way to get it
> onto the web
>
> thanks for your patience


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