Thanks Travis, I actually did get a document converted via Adobe's
site, but what will take me a fair bit of time is creating links
within the html document and I wish there was a fangled html editor
that would help with this task. This is a pretty large handbook and
so will take me a fair amount of time.
Not to mention I've got to brush up on my html skills...grin
tnx
Scott
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On Jul 28, 2006, at 8:25 PM, Travis Siegel wrote:
Have you ever used the pdf2html conversion tool at trace.wisc.edu?
I don't know if it's still available, but I used to use this a lot
before I got accessible adobe reading to work reliably. Of course,
now on the mac it's not necessary except the links, kind of
disappointed those don't work.
So, if the trace center is still doing conversions, they may be
able to do what you need. If not, it may be a matter of loading
them into preview, selecting all, pasting into text edit, then
saving as html.
