Re: Thanks for your help

Lee Passey <[email protected]> wrote:

> My opinion is that if you want to create the best e-books possible you 
> must learn the fundamentals of HTML. There are no shortcuts (although 
> you don't need to become an HTML guru, with all the arcane knowledge of 
> its quirks to be effective).

Sure there are shortcuts.  Surprisingly few, but (for example) Karelia
Software's SandVox is a very nice WYSIWYG editor for HTML.  You don't
need to know HTML at all to use it.  Even OpenOffice "Writer" will
produce reasonable HTML, with no user knowledge of HTML.  And that's as
it should be, really; why should the author have to understand the
markup language?

Bill


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