At 02:19 PM 10/18/2001, you wrote:
>My newly reinstalled version of office 97 includes the HTML
>conversion, although I may still just hard code it, as I do with
>all my HTML.

Though it'd be interesting to see how Office97's HTML mixes with QTDR, I (for one) am more interested in seeing how your own plain HTML code does, if that's your style. FWIW I often use XMetaL (from SoftQuad) to write for the web off-the-top-of-the-head. I'll go for a power-tool over hand-coding anytime. XMetaL has a super WYSIWYG mode, you can look at the raw code, there's an intermediate tagged view. The code automagically prettyprints -- which is way cool and makes me look more organized than I really am. :-) The code's always valid WRT whatever DTD you choose, and I usually go with the "HTML-loose" one. Works a treat. Not cheap (couple hundred bucks as I recall) but it's worked for me for at least 3 years now, no worries. FWIW.