Instant <li> and <acronym> tags? Aug24 '04
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# (2 of 3): Amanda » amandaharasti.com
2 days, 21 hours after the fact. (Fri 27 Aug 2004, 7:21 AM CST)
Hi Matt. Use NoteTab Light. It's a free program for HTML, CSS, and plain text editing. Plus tons of other things I haven't even got to.
http://www.notetab.com/ntl.php
On the bottom of the screen are the tabs for each kind of document you want to use. Under the HTML tab, in the left hand menu, click on 'unordered list' and it will then ask you how many items you want in the list. Ta da! There you go.
I've been using this program for about a month now, and it's awesome. Hope this helps you out!
Amanda
# (3 of 3): Matthom
2 days, 22 hours after the fact. (Fri 27 Aug 2004, 7:43 AM CST)
Trent and Amanda, thanks for the feedback. I appreciate it. I am looking into both options.
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I really need a piece of software that automatically creates HTML list items, from a plain text list...
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# (1 of 3): Trent » ad.hominem.org
3 hours, 28 minutes after the fact. (Tue 24 Aug 2004, 1:03 PM CST)
Check out Markdown - a very useful text processing tool. As for the acronym tool, MovableType and Wordpress have plugins that auto-create the abbreviations, so it depends on what blogging system you are using.