Date: 05/10/06 (HTML Help) Keywords: html, web, linux I'm looking for a Web page that can translate normal text into displayed HTML code, but I'm not sure if such a site exists. Condoleezza Rice's abrupt dismissal of a letter from Iran's president might only strengthen hardline attitudes and mistrust of America, some Iranians warned Tuesday. ... and have it spit out: <p><b>Condoleezza Rice</b>'s abrupt dismissal of a letter from Iran's president might only strengthen hardline attitudes and mistrust of America, some Iranians warned Tuesday.</p><p>As President <b>Mahmoud Ahmadinejad</b> began a high-profile visit to a key Muslim country, Indonesia, a former top Iranian official said Rice's response will give new justification to those who oppose ties with the U.S.<p><p>Iran's former ambassador to France, <i>Sadeq Kharrazi</i>, said the letter -- the first from an Iranian head of state to an American president in 27 years -- "could have been a turning point in relations."</p> ... which could then be easily copied and pasted. All it would be required to do is simple HTML -- bold, italics, links, lists, and paragraphs -- although if it comes down to it, only paragraphs are truly necessary. Essentially, programs like Frontpage do this if you work in the WYSIWYG editor and then immediately view the code, but a Web-based system would be easier for what I'm trying to do. Does anyone here know of such a site? (Or, alternatively, a free program that could be run on a Linux machine to do the same thing.) Thank you for any help! Source: http://community.livejournal.com/htmlhelp/2296816.html
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