Steve Palincsar wrote:
> I'm using Netscape 4.x's command line interface at work as part of a
> processing system that loads HTML pages and saves them as text under
> program control. I haven't seen anything discussing whether Mozilla
> also supports a command line interface, and as far as I've been able
> to discover, Mozilla doesn't appear to support save as text at all at
> this point.
I don't think Mozilla supports this the way you describe (never heard of
that 4.x feature).
However, if you have retrieved the HTML page anyhow, you might be able
to use one of the test apps do to convert it to plaintext. Maybe, they
are available in binary form in the zipfile/tarball builds from
mozilla.org, maybe you need to compile them yourself.
The HTML->TXT converter in Mozilla is nsPlainTextSerializer.cpp,
formerly nsHTMLToTXTSinkStream.cpp.
HTH
