I still don't see your point, sorry. PDFs and MHTs serve different purposes.
If IE added a "Save as PDF" option, it would be in addition to "Save as
MHT", it wouldn't replace it.
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It is not perfect, but Acrobat will take a web page, including links
however deep you specify, and convert to a readable PDF that anyone
with a reader can read. Yes, the formating will be fixed - a good
thing, since you will know how the person you send it too will see it.
With MHT, what
>PDF.
>> There are no standards that I'm aware of for a single file
>> containing a
>> fully self-contained web page.
No. PDF is not the same as MHT. For one thing, PDF dictates what a document
MUST look like; MHT does not. MHT is just a web page with everything that
must be displayed embedded i
PDF.
On Apr 24, 2008, at 10:16 AM, Chris Dunford wrote:
There are no standards that I'm aware of for a single file
containing a
fully self-contained web page.
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There are no standards that I'm aware of for a single file containing a
fully self-contained web page. MS came up with such a file but were under no
obligation to conform to anyone else's implementation (if any such
existed--I don't know).
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Sounds like another case of Ms making up their own standard again
ignoring the ones everyone else came up with.
On Wed, Apr 23, 2008 at 10:12 PM, Tom Piwowar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > >and Linux only) but Thunderbird will. Good old ms!>
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> >What did MS do wrong here, exactly?
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> Nothi
>and Linux only) but Thunderbird will. Good old ms!>
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>What did MS do wrong here, exactly?
Nothing, except making it more proprietary than necessary. FireFox has a
similar, but more open function.
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I am no authority on these things but I think it's safe to rely on
wikipedia for information about this sort of thing.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MHTML
Apparently Firefox won't like it without a specific extension(windows
and Linux only) but Thunderbird will.
Good old ms!
Constance Warner wr
MHTML is a packaged format. It takes all components and makes them one page.
I use it all the time otherwise you get a web page and a directory to
save all the components.
All you need to do to open it with another web browser is right click
and do like you would with any other extension you
My boss just sent me some documents downloaded from the Web via Internet
Explorer, to be posted on an online library site for association members
to see and download.
The documents are in MHTML format-whatever that is. When you click on
them, they open in Internet Explorer.
As a rule, when
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