- From: Anu Garg <agarg@alpha.ces.cwru.edu>
- Date: Mon, 13 Mar 95 21:26:46 EST
- To: farellc@io.org
- Cc: www-talk@www10.w3.org
Why not let your browser do the dirty work. Most browsers support "plain text" or "formatted text" choices in "save as" menu option. > At 05:04 PM 3/9/95 +0500, Pierre Parlinson wrote: > >After saving an HTML page on my hard-drive, how do I strip > >it of its embedded information to just read the information > >in a word processing package? > > > >If possible, please indicate where I can get a hold of the software for > >this purpose. > > > >Thanks in advance, > > > >Pierre Parkinson > > > > I do my HTML authoring under Windows so I'm only aware of a Windows editor > that does this. It's HTML Writer (donationware). To get info on where to get > it (although it should be available in a number of anonymous ftp sites), > check out its home page at <http://wwf.et.byu.edu/~nosackk/htmlwrit.html>. > > Under the HTML menu, there is a Remove Codes option that strips code from > selected text. However, it does not remove special and escaped characters > (i.e., ", etc.). You have to remove these by hand. > > I hope this helps. -- Anu Garg agarg@ces.cwru.edu anu@wordsmith.org http://www.wordsmith.org/~anu/anu.html
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