DocToHtml is a plug-in for MS Word text processor that converts documents such as .doc, .rtf, .txt extensions to HTML 4.01 format. DocToHtml does not use redundant and non-standard tags and produces readable html-code of small size. The resulting HTML is clean, small, W3C standards-compliant, CSS-formatted and user-customizable. As a matter of fact, users can batch process multiple documents via GUI interface or in command line mode. Recently, a lot of changes have been made to DocToHtml, and these changes include the following; some minor interface improvements, built-in HTML editor and browser were added, HTML Templates processor now supports variables and if-then-else conditions, in the item info pane at the bottom, if the file has been deleted, an error icon will be displayed, speed of processing footnotes and endnotes has been increased to some extent, and images can now be scaled by arbitrary value.

DocToHtml runs on the following operating systems: Windows 7, Windows 2000, Windows 2003, Windows XP, and Vista. The program requires MS Word 2000+ to run on your system.

Users who install this program on their systems also have the benefits of the following features; W3C Standards Compliant, you can include your own CSS, lots of customizable options, insert your own HTML templates, command line support, and a host of other features. It is a fine program, and is worth giving a try.

Want to check it out? Visit Doctohtml.

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