El 27/02/2005 a las 14:22, roberto_andrich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> dijo, en su mensaje "Problems converting htm file":
> 1)Do you know if there is problems when converting *.htm files, created > using Microsoft Word 2000, to plucker format? > 2)How can I work around this problem? The problem, with all probability, is due to the lousy conversion system included in Word. It includes all sort of non-HTML constructs on which Plucker croaks invariably. The possible solutions involve in all cases additional tools: * Download Tidy <http://tidy.sourceforge.net/> and use it to process every document and convert it in a standard-compliant version. Tidy even has a special setting to deal with the cruft included in files converted by Word 2000. * Download and install Mozilla and open and resave every file with the Mozilla Composer application (which should at least convert them to a more standard compliant version) * Download and install OpenOffice and use a Python script running PyUNO to reconvert automatically all documents (I adapted successfully a script used for other means and I happily batch-convert doc and rtf files to HTML to be able to "pluck" them afterwards). I have a script I can offer to you to this purpose; OpenOffice includes a Python interpreter which you use to run this script. The easiest, of course, seems to be the first one. For the long term, however, I would recommend you to consider the last option. -- o-=< Marcelo >=-o elegante. Elefante de fiesta. --Del "Bichonario" (Gim�nez/Wright) _______________________________________________ plucker-list mailing list [email protected] http://lists.rubberchicken.org/mailman/listinfo/plucker-list
