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8/8/2006 9:20 AM

Tomas Alsbro

www.whiplashinfo.se
Joined: 2/5/2006

Posts: 144

Clean MS Word HTML?

I have some questions regarding articles I have wrote in MS Words 2003 as I then imported into MS FrontPage 2003 as HTM document.

How do I the easiest way import all this about 2-3.000 HTML documents into DNN 4.3.4?
HTML created in Clean MS Word HTML, as I found in App_GlobalResources\SharedResources.resx? What does this mean?

Tomas

Trafic injured non profit Site owner/webmaster/admin/user without programming skills, eager to help other injured and sever ill persons.

8/8/2006 11:13 AM

Sebastian Leupold

www.dnnwerk.de
Joined: 3/8/2004

Posts: 46212

Re: Clean MS Word HTML?

Do you want to store the Documents as files on DNN server or integrate into DNN modules?

I do not understand your second question.

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8/8/2006 12:44 PM

Tomas Alsbro

www.whiplashinfo.se
Joined: 2/5/2006

Posts: 144

Re: Clean MS Word HTML?

Sebastian,

Look at the page http://www.whiplashinfo.se/english.html. It's written in MS Words at first, then copied and pasted into MS FP HTML (I know for sure the code is a mess - but that wasn't any que issue for me when I started helping injured through the site). How do I do to make the page appear in DNN as a visible page like as todya in my present site?

I guess that to store the file as document is just a matter of uploading into the Document module, or...?

Tomas

Trafic injured non profit Site owner/webmaster/admin/user without programming skills, eager to help other injured and sever ill persons.

8/9/2006 2:32 AM

Tomas Alsbro

www.whiplashinfo.se
Joined: 2/5/2006

Posts: 144

Re: Clean MS Word HTML?

Sorry - I should have been more clear above. If I will change publishing system to DNN all the public pages in my present site www.whiplashinfo.se should be published in the DNN.

WhiplashInfo is a site with thousand of articles and knowledge surrounding injuries in common and traffic injures in special, problems injured meets in the society and towards insurance companies, and the site is non profit. It’s also a community where injured can meet and share knowledge and tip each other in all areas they feel the need of. in special.

Tomas

Trafic injured non profit Site owner/webmaster/admin/user without programming skills, eager to help other injured and sever ill persons.

8/9/2006 3:40 AM

Sebastian Leupold

www.dnnwerk.de
Joined: 3/8/2004

Posts: 46212

Re: Clean MS Word HTML?

I recommend using an improved text editor for copy & paste that mass of text. Have you tried to install FCKEditor? I really recommend it.

Cheers from Germany,
Sebastian Leupold

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