Re: Converting docs to html

[Ginger Booth]

Steve,
    You might also consider converting the docs to PDF instead of html,
if the journal is agreeable. I'm told you can convert for free at the Adobe
site (haven't tried it myself) or buy a little add-in to word that does pdf
output for about $25 (when I bought it.)

Cheers,
    Ginger

"M. Lang / S. Railsback" wrote:

> A few weeks back there was some discussion about including model runs in
> journal submissions, e.g., by citing a web site where animations are
> posted. I was surprised to find out that the journal I'm submitting to
> actually has its own site where authors are to post supporting material.
>
> So now I need to convert our model formulation document from Word to
> html. The Word "save as html" so-called feature creates a file that is
> readable but not exactly something to be proud of.
>
> Anybody know a good (i.e., cheap, easy, fast) way to convert elaborate
> Word docs into HTML?
>
> Thanks
>
> Steve
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