Hi Amicale,
Amicale Salmson schrieb:
Hi,
I use LibreOffice Writer to convert word doc file to html. Is it normal
that libreoffice do not use html entities? (é instead of é)
I didn't have this problem with OOo
It depends on your settings and on the way you convert it.
Using Export -> XHTML the exported document is encoded in UTF8, which is
the default for XML. In UTF8 only the characters which are used for the
markup (for example <>& ) need to be written as entities.
If you use SaveAs -> HTML Document, it depends on your setting in Tools
-> Options -> Load/Save -> HTML compatibilitty -> character set. For
example "Western Europe" needs entities for Greek characters, and "UTF8"
does not. It is a great advantage, that this setting is respected. Older
versions of OOo had always used entities. Can you imagine the trouble
editing source of Greek text?
Kind regards
Regina
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