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Guy Worthington
I've a problem with importing an HTML file. Since I like
to be self-sufficient and I'm always open to new experiences,
I decided to solve my problem by following Jezebel's advice of
a nice long walk while letting my imagination run free. Today
was perfect walking weather, cold, dark, blustery, and a steady
drizzle - the type of day that keeps the young and opinionated,
the frail and lonely, and the louts who've just too much time on
their hands, indoors. Rugged up warm against the weather I cut
a dashing figure with my walking buddy; indeed compared to us,
Dicken's Bill Sykes and his bow-legged bulldog would've looked
friendly and approachable.
Of course in the human flotsam and jetsam still walking, there
was a clown that could pull the expression "it's not the dog's
fault it's the owner's", an old crone who lacked the energy to
ring a bike bell, but still demanded I be off the footpath as she
wobbled by, and the power-walker who expected me to reciprocate
her cheerio and wave, even though it's blindingly obvious that I
needed both hands on the lead to stop 90lbs of bulldog from smashing
someone's fence and taking out their cat.
I've now returned from my walk and I still have the problem.
I have imported an HTML file into Word 97, but Word 97 isn't
converting the HTML. Infact all I'm getting is lots of markup-tags
starting with:
<html xmlns:v="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:vml"
xmlns="http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40">
<head>
Is there an additional filter, that I require to be able to
display the HTML as HTML?
PS. I can display the HTML file in a modern browser like IE 6.
Yours sincerely
put off of long walks for life
to be self-sufficient and I'm always open to new experiences,
I decided to solve my problem by following Jezebel's advice of
a nice long walk while letting my imagination run free. Today
was perfect walking weather, cold, dark, blustery, and a steady
drizzle - the type of day that keeps the young and opinionated,
the frail and lonely, and the louts who've just too much time on
their hands, indoors. Rugged up warm against the weather I cut
a dashing figure with my walking buddy; indeed compared to us,
Dicken's Bill Sykes and his bow-legged bulldog would've looked
friendly and approachable.
Of course in the human flotsam and jetsam still walking, there
was a clown that could pull the expression "it's not the dog's
fault it's the owner's", an old crone who lacked the energy to
ring a bike bell, but still demanded I be off the footpath as she
wobbled by, and the power-walker who expected me to reciprocate
her cheerio and wave, even though it's blindingly obvious that I
needed both hands on the lead to stop 90lbs of bulldog from smashing
someone's fence and taking out their cat.
I've now returned from my walk and I still have the problem.
I have imported an HTML file into Word 97, but Word 97 isn't
converting the HTML. Infact all I'm getting is lots of markup-tags
starting with:
<html xmlns:v="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:vml"
xmlns="http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40">
<head>
Is there an additional filter, that I require to be able to
display the HTML as HTML?
PS. I can display the HTML file in a modern browser like IE 6.
Yours sincerely
put off of long walks for life