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What tool do you use to create HTML files in assignment?

 
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I am using MS word to create HTML. It seems there are some XML config files generated. I am afraid the files compatible. What tool do you use to create HTML files in assignment? Thank you.
 
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How about a simple text editor like textpad, of course that requires some knowledge of HTML. MS Word will create a bloated HTML.
 
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Notepad++ is a great source code editor. Try it!
 
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I'm using MS FrontPage.
AFAIK, I could be any editor, as long as the assignment is in HTML.
 
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Dear Ray,

I did a document (.doc) and saved as HTML.
I put the UML diagrams in the same document, as iamges.
My project was accepted.
 
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I used the notepad
 
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For simple HTML's I've used notepad.
For my assumptions docs I've tried to use M$ Word 2k7, but HTML created by it was broken when viewed in Firefox.
I've downloaded OpenOffice, converted my docx document to doc using Word, then opened it in OO Writer and saved as HTML. Worked like a charm. Generated HTML was 10 times smaller than the one generated by Word and displayed properly in IE and FF.
 
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Hello

I used RAD6.1 for major part of the documentation and then Notepad++ only for details.

Greetings.
 
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