Conversion software that assigns standard HTML tags
by Debbi Landshoff <debbi(at)igc.org>
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Fri, 08 Jun 2001 20:16:53 -0700 |
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I want to set up procedures for creating a web version of a newsletter that
is created with PageMaker.
The PageMaker document has:
* a large set of paragraph styles
* some character formatting such as italic text for book names
* some special characters such as smart quotes, m-dashes, and vowels from
other language sets
The HTML pages should be formatted only with standard HTML tags like H1,
CENTER, SUB, and so on.
I thought I could export from PageMaker to RTF, run a bunch of macros in MS
Word to assign HTML tags, then create HTML from the Word document. But all
the RTF-to-HTML converters I've seen so far create HTML with all sorts of
style information that preserves the formatting from the RTF.
Does anyone know what combination of applications/techniques I can use to
turn the articles in my PageMaker newspaper into plain vanilla HTML pages?
Thanks,
Debbi
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