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I have a case where I need to make the info contained in the wiki pages available to someone who refuses to run a wiki server. I would like a way (other than looking at every single page) to dump html files, that would then be viewable. I don't care about formatting, this is mostly documentation anyway.

Environment

TWiki version: TWikiRelease01Dec2001
TWiki plugins: DefaultPlugin, EmptyPlugin, InterwikiPlugin
Server OS: Solaris
Web server:  
Perl version:  
Client OS: all pC based
Web Browser: IE, mozilla

-- TWikiGuest - 30 Jul 2003

Answer

Is the PublishAddOn what you are looking for?

-- ImranNiazi - 31 Jul 2003

Answer

I found a simple way to get the content of a single web page out to MSWord2000. I simply performed the following steps:

  1. From IE (at this time I am not sure if it is necessary but I closed the Favorites menu) select File>Save As and save the page as *.html
  2. From MSWord File>Open the same *.html and then
  3. File>Save As and select file type to be *.rtf (I have not tried *.doc yet)

Works like a charm.

I am a fan of Opera and the same process is successful there with two differences:

  1. Opera saves the file as *..html.txt (yes two dots, so the .txt and the extra dot must be removed before loading into MSWord)
  2. I have only tested saving with graphics and while IE saves these items in a sub directory, Opera saves them in the same directory.

RayIngs - 25 Aug 2003

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