I am studying Expression web 3 and have a book to go with, Sam's Expression Web 3 in 24 hours.
I am at the part where they talk about the mess word makes when you just raw import it to the design page, it's easy to see the HTML there is a mess. They talk about manually changing everything to standard HTML and such and there are a number of tools to do that.
What I would like is some software, preferably free that makes clean HTML from Word, in my case word 2000 and 2003.
I tried some freebies online downloads and the output seems as bad as the original word when imported. Anything out there that actually works? Thanks. Don.
Originally posted by sonhouseTry: http://word2cleanhtml.com
I have both and noticed OO seems to do a better job than Word. I haven't tried cross converting first. I'll give that a try. In the meantime, anyone know of decent software that automates this?
You'd be better off not using Word at all though. It'd be much easier to use a proper HTML editor to write the code for your site:
http://www.online-html-editor.org/
Originally posted by Daemon SinYes, it sure would be better to avoid the middle man and go directly to HTML, but a lot of my wife's docs are in other formats and maybe it is better to re-type in the editor but it would be nice to convert. I went to your word2 site and tried a word input but when I convert, I don't see the html, maybe I am not understanding what is going on. I thought there was a view page where you could see the resultant html. Thanks for your input.
Try: http://word2cleanhtml.com
You'd be better off not using Word at all though. It'd be much easier to use a proper HTML editor to write the code for your site:
http://www.online-html-editor.org/