Can I get the HTML codes of a text aftter I typed iinto OOo or Libre?

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1. Is it possible to get html source of a text into OpenOffice/LibreOffice or somehow convert the text to html?

2. Is there any non-web wysiwyg software to do that?

[The Cog]

LibreOffice has a "File->Save as" option which allows you to save to an html file type.

For non-wysiwig html editors, I think bluefish is one I've used in the past.

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LibreOffice has a "File->Save as" option which allows you to save to an html file type.

How simple
Mercy

For non-wysiwig html editors, I think bluefish is one I've used in the past.

non-wysiwyg html editors --> NO
non- web wysiwig html editors --> means: Wysiwyg editors which are't a web app. 4 ex, "woedpress editor" is a web wysiwyg editor, but LibreOffice isn't a web app. I'm asking for an editor can provide the following facility: Switching between HTML source and visual format.

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Is there any wysiwyg software (not a web app) for typing a text and getting its html source simply?

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[vasa1]

Bump...

Don't bump so soon. Seamonkey.

[Azdour]

Hi,

If I understand correctly you may want to look at komposer. You should be able to download it from the software centre. It has a tabbed editor which allows you to easily switch between source and visual.

[spynappels]

+1 for Kompozer, somewhat similar to the older versions of Dreamweaver.