how to use html document in my pc?
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internet explorer , opera. mozilla firefox,\nor use front page to edit html pages
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Writely http://www.writely.com by Google\n\nNo installation required. Just need web browser. :)
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Portable Document Format
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you can use wordpad. its like word its already installed in your windows(if ur using windows.)\nyou can also use notepad.
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If the pdf document is not protected and you are interested only into its textual content, you can simply save it as text and then open it with Word.\nIf you also need to import consistently the graphics, the fonts and the page formatting, that's a completely different story: you need dedicated software to do that. There are many, but I don't know any of them which is free and good enough. In the past I tried pdf2word, it works but it's not very accurate on complex documents. Just try it and see if it's OK for your purposes.
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try this\n\n<a href="da li mer.html" target="mainFrame"> Da Li Mer </a>
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Try CHM Encoder. It's freeware.\n\nQuoted from SnapFiles.com:\n"CHM Encoder is a simple tool to decompile HTML Help files (.chm). It extracts all the HTML source files into a new folder and optionally generates a Java navigation tree. The program is useful to convert CHM to HTML for the purpose of web publishing or viewing on other devices that do not support the .CHM format. It also supports command-line operation and batch processing."
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Notepad is a great editor but I guess you didnt want to hear that ;O)\n\nOpen a folder on your hard drive (any folder), on the top menu go to 'tools', 'folder options'.\nClick on 'file types' tab and browse down the list till you get to 'html'.\nClick on the 'advanced' button.\nHighlight where you see 'edit' in the little window and click on the button for 'edit' next to the window.\nNow browse to the program you want to use to edit your html and 'ok' all the menu levels back out.
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The best way to create MHTML documents is by utilizing Internet Explorer itself.  If you want to save a webpage, go to that webpage, then in IE, click File>Save As.  In the field "Save as Type", locate "Web Archive, single file (*.mht)", then click Save.  That should be it.  This answer just applies to webpages, or already saved HTML saved.  Hope it helps.
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View the from your tool bar source, look for someting like \n\nsrc="http://blah blah whatever.swf" and copy into your adress bar. If it works, open note pad\ntype in\n\n<html>\n<body>\n<a href="insert adress here">any text you want here</a>\n\n</body>\n</html>\nand save with an .html rather than a .txt extension.\nclose document, then open and right click the text and save the link.\nNote you may have to open the doc with a browser
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Use your word document and "Save as" a HTML document.
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Using a standard server-side include:\n\nRename your page to be pagename.shtml instead of pagename.html\n\nAdd this:\n\n<!--# include virtual = "path/to/text/document.txt" -->\n\nWhereever you want the text file included.\n\nWhere "path/to/text/document.txt" is the RELATIVE path to the file you want to include.
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I just end up saving the word doc as an HTML document... Then ferret around and find the jpg (or whatever) in the sub folder.
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Put HTML into it..\n\nLike\n\n<img src="LINK HERE" />
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Portable Document format
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in the last frame of the intro open the actions panel and type the following:\n\ngotoURL("mainPage.html");\n\nIn place of mainPage.html use the name of your main page and make sure you use the direct path to that file.
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u can use microsoft word.