- From: <mathieu.bois@nomura.co.uk>
- Date: Thu, 8 Jan 98 18:18:55 +0100
- To: Ian.Jacobs@sophia.inria.fr, ij@w3.org
- Cc: mathieu.bois@nomura.co.uk, www-html-editor@w3.org
> Anyway, I have got one question : how was it written ?
> I mean in which original format (SGML / HTML ?) and with which
> software (if not done by hand) [and if you have a little more time to
> answer me, what did you use to convert it in other formats like PS,
> PDF] ?
[...]
Each editor used his favorite software to author the source HTML (I use
emacs, for example).
I also use emacs (X-Emacs in fact) to produce HTML by hand :-)
I imagine it was a lot of work to produce the transformation phase in
order to get something homogeneous !
Anyway, congratulations ! The result is nice to read and it is very
easy to find the desired items !
I was asking you that because I have purchased Corel WordPerfect 8.0
but it doesn't output (when it agrees to do it without crashing !) a
"WYSIWYG" HTML : it could be much better in fact (even if there has
been (little) progress since version 6.x ! In fact, the version 6.x
was producing good HTML according to what the HTML specifications
allowed then... I am disappointed to see that they didn't do so much
progress in 2 versions later :-( ). I was looking for a worth/reliable
software (with the same industrial features a big WordProcessor has
and with its ease of use ! :-) , but I see that the most valuable is
to do it ourselves ! :-)
I hope that this answers a few of your questions. Thanks again,
I am totally satisfied with your answer !
Merci beaucoup !
Mathieu
Received on Thursday, 8 January 1998 12:22:38 UTC