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This Is an Article Written in Word
This article is written in word, and then saved as HTML.
I would like to see how well JTidy copes with Microsoft Word's unsatisfactory and over-complicated mark-up.
For instance:
- Does it cope with
- ordered lists
- like this
- one?
And also, how does it respond to:
- bold text
- italics
- underline, coloured text, etc.
All will be revealed.
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