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RE: Word's "HTML" Output (was: Outputting to HTML and PDF formats?)
Subject:RE: Word's "HTML" Output (was: Outputting to HTML and PDF formats?) From:"Eichelberger, Mark" <Mark -dot- Eichelberger -at- aftech -dot- fiserv -dot- com> To:"TECHWR-L" <techwr-l -at- lists -dot- raycomm -dot- com> Date:Fri, 16 Mar 2001 11:15:51 -0600
Hi all. I currently write a weekly newsletter sent to clients via email and posted in pdf format on the company website. We are toying with the idea of sending an HTML version via email for clients that can read HTML email; i.e. Outlook. The source for this newsletter is Word but I am hesitant on using the Word's HTML output feature for the reasons mentioned by both Bryan and Sandy. Does anyone else create HTML emails and if so, do you use an HTML editor such as Dreamweaver to create it? Thanks in advance!
Mark Eichelberger
Technical Writer
AFTECH
Mark -dot- Eichelberger -at- Aftech -dot- Fiserv -dot- com
610 993 8000 x534
Bryan wrote:
Can anybody tell me why Word 2000 includes UML tags in its "HTML" output?
<<<The Word 97 output was messy enough, but it seems now that they are getting
further away from real HTML in some sort of defiance to the standards.>>>
Sandy wrote:
<<<Word does have an HTML output feature. I once looked at the resulting HTML,
using a text editor, and thought it utterly ghastly. All sorts of font tags
and other clutter. Truly horrifying.>>>
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