[ale] Cleaining a doc->html ?

[George Carless]

I know this may make me seem like an arse, but I would probably be more
concerned with cleaning up some of the style and grammar in the resume
than with its size.  Things like the ellipses in your "strengths" section
(which suggest vagueness or uncertainty), the misspelling of "planned"
towards the bottom, etc.

Again, don't take this the wrong way.  I'm just trying to help.  Oh, and
I'd suggest just taking the text and putting in the appropriate (x)HTML,
rather than relying on Word and/or htmltidy -- it'll provide a better
result and really shouldn't take very long.

Cheers,
--George

On Thu, 10 Apr 2003, Robert L. Harris wrote:

>
>
> A while back when it was hitting the fan used word to touch up my resume
> for a recruiter.  At that time I used Word's "save as" to save the html
> as well.  I was looking at the stuff in my directory and saw this huge
> honking file that was 65K instead of 8K like the rest.  It seems M$
> bloated up my resume with a lot of crap.
>
> I think I remember something about a tool to clean up all that junk in
> html documents that Word creates.  Anyone have any good tools for
> something like this.
>
> Don't bother with the "don't use word" emails, out of work for 4 months
> I'd use emacs if it put food on the table for my wife and kids.
>
>
> :wq!
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