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Subject:Word to HTML Conversion Tools From:"George F. Hayhoe" <george -at- GHAYHOE -dot- COM> Date:Sat, 27 Sep 1997 17:15:37 -0400
Two weeks ago I asked whether anyone had had luck converting MS
Word styles to HTML tags. I received responses from 13
listmembers who suggested the following tools:
HTML Transit (7 recommendations)
MS Word Save as HTML (2 recommendations)
FrontPage 97 (1 recommendation)
MS Internet Assistant for Word (1 recommendation)
WordtoWeb (1 recommendation)
TagWrite (1 recommendation)
Thanks to Geoff Lane, Al Wilson, Paula Puffer, Will Kelly, Jody
LaFerriere, Geoff Hart, Emily Leavitt, Janet Valade, Susan
Gallagher, Keith Soltys, Marilynne Smith, John Glenn, and Denise
Winkelman for sharing their expertise.
--George Hayhoe (george -at- ghayhoe -dot- com)
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