Re: Maintenance for both flat text and HTML?

Andrew Henry (A.H.Henry@bath.ac.uk)
Thu, 18 May 95 11:46:54 BST

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>So to those of us who maintain both flat ascii and HTML versions of your
>FAQs: what is your approach?

I've written up some comments on formatting my FAQ at <URL:
http://www.bath.ac.uk/~bspahh/faq/faq.html
>

Basically I use a subset of LaTeX commands and then
LaTeX2HTML to make HTML, and LameTeX for the plain text.

The problem with using lynx -dump is that it doesn't
write out any URLs that you quote in links.

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