Thread: Word macro for clean HTML code
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Old 11-14-2013, 02:32 PM   #129
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Originally Posted by Toxaris View Post
Depends. If it done via margins, then no. I do not check that kind of formatting at all. If it is done by a simple enter, then yes.
However, there is another way. If you have that, you probably also have named styles. You can retain those stylenames in the HTML. If you then also setup the margins in your stylesheet, the margins are retained.

I would actually recommend not using the macro anymore, but the add-in if you can. That has many more features and will be updated every now and then.
OOOPS!

Sorry--I answered about the wrong program of Toxaris'. My bad. I clicked here from my CP and didn't realize that this was about the clean HTML code, as opposed to the ePUB Tools program. @jation: please ignore my last, but it's accurate about Toxaris' ePUB Tools program.

Sorry again,
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