RE: Seeking intelligent document references

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Billy Brown [bbrown@conemsco.com] wrote:
>Word 2000 (currently in beta) supports HTML as an alternative file format -
>you can move documents back and forth between Word's native format and HTML
>at will (the new version of Excel also has this feature).

I read a review of Office 2000 a while ago. They implied that it's not actually HTML they produce, but HTML with all kinds of kludgy Microsoft extensions and ActiveX controls which may work if you're running Windows but will be pretty much useless elsewhere. Given Microsoft's recent comments about eliminating open standards, this is not surprising.

Mark

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