RE: dreaded Word HTML

["Earl Cooley" <shiva -at- io -dot- com>]

> I've heard that Word will write cleaner HTML if the document you're 
> converting doesn't have a lot of formatting in it.  Just for laughs, 
> I should try converting some of the docs created by a new writer in 
> our group - he and our manager love EMPHASIS and I've seen them 
> publish lines that use bold, italic, underline, all caps, red font 
> color, and yellow highlighting.  
> (Should I tell them about the <blink> tag?   Nah...)
> 
> - A

My advice would be no, as the crime of <blink> tagging is 
punishable by defenestration (as a Class A felony) in all 
of the jurisdictions of which I am aware. Solicitation for
the purpose of <blink> tagging is likewise a Class B felony, 
punishable by flogging round the fleet. Failure to report 
the crime of <blink> tagging is a class B misdemeanor, 
punishable by keelhauling. 

--
 e=sc^3 (shiva -at- io -dot- com) Earl Cooley III


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