Unknown HTML tags in Front Page
Unknown HTML tags in Front Page
(OP)
After copying text from MS Word, then pasting in MS Front Page, there are unknown HTML tags displayed in "show all" mode. The tags are after each paragraph. Display is blue text in a box with yellow background. The blue text that is displayed within those boxes is: <?> <?> They're always displayed in twos....
What do they mean? Why are they inserted? How can I make them go away?
What do they mean? Why are they inserted? How can I make them go away?
RE: Unknown HTML tags in Front Page
boxplan
RE: Unknown HTML tags in Front Page
RE: Unknown HTML tags in Front Page
Wow, click the HTML tab! What a bunch of extra stuff! Page load overhead!
This raises the question, Is there some formatting in Word that you can't perform in FrontPage? Another way to ask this question, What function does Word serve?
boxplan
RE: Unknown HTML tags in Front Page
I'm still looking for answers to my original questions about those html tags that appear : <?><?>
What do they mean? Why are they inserted? How can I make them go away?
RE: Unknown HTML tags in Front Page
try inserting the file instead of copy pasting the text.
you can also try and removing if any tabs are used in your word documents.
do let me know if this helps.
RE: Unknown HTML tags in Front Page
Boxplan
RE: Unknown HTML tags in Front Page
I was wondering if front page 2000 is a considerable
improvement over the older versions. Basically, I want
to be able to duplicate what I can now do in Office 98
into an html document without losing formating characteristics. Can anyone advise me.
Thanks,
Pete
waig2000@aol.com
RE: Unknown HTML tags in Front Page
Linda Adams
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http://www.geocities.com/hallona_2000
I'm a professional writer, published internationally.
RE: Unknown HTML tags in Front Page
This way if the style sheet is changed the changes are rolled down into the page. If you leave the Word formatting there, the CSS changes don't have any impact.
I used to spend hours undoing stuff that Word stuck in there and then reformatting. This eliminates that.