How to convert the formatted text into HTML page
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Hi I am having document which contains some formatted text(with Bold,italic and color) combinations. How to convert this document into HTML page. is there any tool available for that. Please help
paste the text of your document , into html page on VS2005 :)
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Hi I am having document which contains some formatted text(with Bold,italic and color) combinations. How to convert this document into HTML page. is there any tool available for that. Please help
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Thanks for the reply. the solution given by tamimi didn't work. say I have a bunch text containing combination Bold,Italic and other various font letters, which is formatted using a MS word. Now i want display it in the web Page. but for putting in HTML page we need manually have to edit text right. eg. if you want to display the text in bold, the text must be sorrounded by tags, right. This is what iam asking is it possible to generate these tags automatically by detecting the formats which ever used in the document. (it includes even tables too.) Thanks Srini
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Thanks for the reply. the solution given by tamimi didn't work. say I have a bunch text containing combination Bold,Italic and other various font letters, which is formatted using a MS word. Now i want display it in the web Page. but for putting in HTML page we need manually have to edit text right. eg. if you want to display the text in bold, the text must be sorrounded by tags, right. This is what iam asking is it possible to generate these tags automatically by detecting the formats which ever used in the document. (it includes even tables too.) Thanks Srini
MS Word has an option to save a HTML.
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MS Word has an option to save a HTML.
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Yes but its tag soup. The Microsoft .doc format is a jumbled binary mess and they don't give away its specs for free (thats if they even know the specs any more). Your options depend on how your trying to do this, server-side? in what language? If your working with .NET and can have Word installed along side the web server you can use its interop libraries to save the file as XML and perform an XSLT transformation to turn it into clean HTML (it is possible, I got a degree doing it!). This of course also assumes you can use Office 2003.