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Using Office HTML Filter to Remove Office-specific Markup
Microsoft Office HTML Filter selectively removes Office-specific markup that is created when Microsoft Word 2000 or Microsoft Excel 2000 is used to create Web pages. Office-specific markup does not usually affect the browser display of the HTML file; rather, it stores the Office document settings that are used when the HTML document is opened in Office. Download HTML Filter 2.0 for Office 2000 self-extracting executable file from Microsoft Tools on the Web.
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Take out smart quotes using perl
This page describes, in Unix manual page style, a Perl program available for downloading from this site which corrects numerous errors and incompatibilities in HTML generated by, or edited with, Microsoft applications. The demoroniser keeps you from looking dumber than a bag of dirt when your Web page is viewed by a user on a non-Microsoft platform.
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Using XMLHTTP to Post Commands in SharePoint Team Services
XMLHTTP offers the Web developer for SharePoint™ Team Services from Microsoft an efficient way to post commands to the server. It becomes particularly handy when you need to execute commands on the server without leaving the current, calling script block on the client.
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