Patrick Turner wrote: [...] > > Best question in last 24hrs, IMHO = "What's better than SeaMonkey?" > [...] > > So, what's best html composer for humble simple pages like mine? > > Patrick Turner. >
I don't know about "better than" or "best" but I do know that OpenOffice.org Writer or Libre Office Writer will generate an html version of their 'Writer' documents. (A simple "Save As" with an .html extension) You can set background color, insert & resize pictures and write text with formatting of font, style, size and color. OpenOffice.org and LIbreOffice are based on the same open source code so behave almost identical. The GUI may look different though functionally is almost the same. Either "may" work for your purposes. They generate fairly clean and simple html for simple pages. They do not add a lot of propitiatory code like the Microsoft products. Both are fairly large downloads and they have Windows, Mac, and Linux versions. You can try either or both. You can read and edit your Microsoft Word documents. OpenOffice.org: http://www.openoffice.org/ LibreOffice: https://www.libreoffice.org/ I've looked at a couple of your pages and in order to get the single line spacing like you have, you will need to use a [SHIFT][ENTER] at the end of your text lines. That generates an html <br> (line break) instead of a <p> (paragraph). Paragraph leaves a blank line between lines. If you don't like them for your purposes, no need to rant and rage about it, they are not primarily designed to write html. That is just an added bonus. If you do try them and can see potential for your needs feel free to ask questions either here, the online communities (both have communities) or email me (I use a valid email address). Once you learn how to use it, I think it will give you cleaner more uniform html. Dennis _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey