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8/16/2013 7:35:53 AM EDT
There's a way to use a standard-formatted document as a Web page without having to re-enter the formatting; what is the command?
8/16/2013 10:56:15 AM EDT
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Depends on what you mean by "standard-formatted document".  After that, the most likely answer is no by definition.

However, most word processors know how to save a document as HTML.
8/19/2013 7:32:19 AM EDT
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I think he meant formatting it as-is and not reformatting for HTML display.

Try the <pre> tags.
8/19/2013 10:04:06 AM EDT
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I think he meant formatting it as-is and not reformatting for HTML display.



Try the <pre> tags.
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Yup, <pre> or just make a PDF of the document.

 



Pretty much 99.95% of devices can read PDF now.




<pre> is probably less than ideal unless the goal is to emulate columns of numbers or something.  "Looks like shit" is an understatement with it.  The only real advantage as you can put it in-line in any HTML document.
8/19/2013 2:35:53 PM EDT
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Yup, <pre> or just make a PDF of the document.  

Pretty much 99.95% of devices can read PDF now.

<pre> is probably less than ideal unless the goal is to emulate columns of numbers or something.  "Looks like shit" is an understatement with it.  The only real advantage as you can put it in-line in any HTML document.
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I think he meant formatting it as-is and not reformatting for HTML display.

Try the <pre> tags.
Yup, <pre> or just make a PDF of the document.  

Pretty much 99.95% of devices can read PDF now.

<pre> is probably less than ideal unless the goal is to emulate columns of numbers or something.  "Looks like shit" is an understatement with it.  The only real advantage as you can put it in-line in any HTML document.



<pre> was the tag I was looking for; unfortunately it's pretty limited.