Pointers
The Solstrand bookmarks
Converting from X to HTML
HTML-editors
The Solstrand bookmarks
This is some of the bookmarks that were collected and added during
the seminar/meeting on Solstrand, Bergen 25-27th of October 1996. At the
time the order is chronological, but as time goes by, perhaps this should
turn into a real WWW resource, thematically sorted (?) and also with some
explanation for each link. Nothing is as boring as waiting for a URL to
appear that do not have any relevance to your problem.
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From Revolution
to Reconstruction and what happened afterwards
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Forschungsinstitut
für Historische Grundwissenschaften
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Fontes Civitatis
Ratisponensis (FCR)
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Darrell
Raymond's Publications Page
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MIDAS Home Page
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BERGEN JPEG image
1288x782 pixels
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Kleio on the Web
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Norwegian census 1801
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Welcome to RealAudio !
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Microsoft Netmeeting Homepage
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Download
MS Netmeeting 2.0 beta 1
Converting word processor documents into HTML
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rtftohtml
produces HTML from documents containing graphics, tables, text and equations.
Runs on UNIX, Macintosh, DOS/Windows etc.
In the History Deparment at the University of Bergen rtftohtml has
been used for converting hovedfag (master) thesis from Word-documents
to HTML-files. The result can be seen at: http://www.uib.no/hi/hfag.html.
With rtftohtml you are can produce HTML-pages using the <frame>-tag,
making table of contents and including icons like 
for navigation thru different chapters. Suitable for large documents.
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HTML Transit from InfoAccess
(for Windows). Offers direct translation of Microsoft Word, WordPerfect,
WordPro (AmiPro), FrameMaker and Interleaf formats. as well as ASCII text
and RTF. Supports the major graphics formats.
HTML Trans is used at the Alfa-informatica Department at the University
of Groningen.
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For a complete list of HTML-converters see: World
Wide Web and HTMLTools
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Those who use different Microsoft products like Access, Excel and Word
should also have a look at Authoring
Tools. Word Internet Assistant lets you save any Word-document as a
HTML-docoment.
HTML-editors
Updated 29 October 1996
arne.solli@hi.uib.no
