- From: Terry Teague <teague@mailandnews.com>
- Date: Wed, 17 Nov 1999 00:54:00 -0800
- To: html-tidy@w3.org
At 11:35 PM -0800 11/16/99, Joe Crawford wrote: >Hi - new to the list - used Tidy a few times to instamagically clean up >nasty code -- but found the Windows port kinda klunky - the DOS version >was more simple. > >*LOVE* the Mac version, btw. How would you like to write a tutorial for the Mac version <grin>? A common complaint is new users don't always figure out on their own how to use the program. I intend to improve the usability and user interface, and one day write "real" documentation. >Anyway - if the Tidy gods would have a look at this and point out any >obvious errors or have other suggestions, I'd much appreciate it. > >Have a look (temporary URL!) > http://www.artlung.com/temp/HTML_Tidy.html Looks pretty good. A couple of minor grammatical errors. Fortunately the MS-DOS version of Tidy is pretty simple to use. However people should really read the Overview.html page you point to, in order to get the best out of Tidy. I would suggest perhaps adding the use of I/O redirection, and avoiding the use of the -m option. e.g. tidy -i -wrap 400 -upper -f errors.txt foo.html > foo.out Regards, Terry
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