A question and a comment/question: 1. Does .rtf handle graphics?
2. IIRC, HTML does the same thing that, e.g., LaTeX does with respect to punctuation at the end of a sentence -- it puts one space after it instead of two. I find that annoying, and would especially find that annoying in business correspondence. If .rtf handles graphics, I would use .rtf. Randy Kramer Charles Muller wrote: > I have been writing all my documents in XML and generating them into > HTML for some time now. There is no word processing software on any > platform that can't do HTML. And style sheets in combination with the > latest standards of HTML (or XHTML) can get you very precise document > formatting that displays identically in all the major browsers. Where > there are graphics involved, I just pack the whole thing up as a ZIP > file. > > I have found KWord to be the best at taking Word documents and > converting them into straightforward, W3C compliant HTML.
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