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Fiona
A client has asked me to review and edit (as necessary) some HTML files and
to build a help systems from them - that's no problem, documentation is my
field. However, the files, I'm told, are "compressed" HTML, and I am
unfamiliar with the term. I am assuming for the moment that once
uncompressed they will be ordinary, common-or-garden HTML files which I can
work with as normal, is this a fair assumption? If so how do I uncompress
them, and with what? But is not, how does Compressed HTML differ from normal
HTML?
Bottom line is, can a Compressed HTML file be opened, edited, and saved in
an editor (e.g. Notepad, HomeSite, Dreamweaver, RoboHelp) like any other
HTML file or are there additional steps?
Fiona
to build a help systems from them - that's no problem, documentation is my
field. However, the files, I'm told, are "compressed" HTML, and I am
unfamiliar with the term. I am assuming for the moment that once
uncompressed they will be ordinary, common-or-garden HTML files which I can
work with as normal, is this a fair assumption? If so how do I uncompress
them, and with what? But is not, how does Compressed HTML differ from normal
HTML?
Bottom line is, can a Compressed HTML file be opened, edited, and saved in
an editor (e.g. Notepad, HomeSite, Dreamweaver, RoboHelp) like any other
HTML file or are there additional steps?
Fiona