They are not text editors. They will have a lot of hidden characters in them that can disrupt the file. Along with the actual text, it will include the data that defines the font and the size and so on, and they all become part of the file. A HTML file should be done in a pure text editor and only have text in it. Formatting should not be important in the text itself. Then the browser will be able to read the file without being disrupted by other things in the file. Only if you can save the file as text only, would you use something that is not a text editor.
Word documents contain a lot of extraneous characters for formatting these are not seen on screen and they could cause trouble if you copy paste text sections.
There are many software packages for creating HTML email messages. Dreamweaver by Adobe is one, as well, Microsoft Word or Microsoft Outlook can also be used.
Microsoft word is not the best way to save HTML files for that very reason. However, one can select save as and then change the format of the file to "Text Only (*.txt)." Then all of the special formatting that MS word adds will be ignored and not saved.
Mathematics can be used in coding (computer programming). I have done programming before and it is nothing like mathematics. Although coding languages can be used to solve mathematical equations, the makeup of it is not just math. It is based on math but is not completely reliant on it. For example, <DOCTYPE html> That is HTML coding *what makes up websites*. The amount of math used depends on the coding language. In application programming, there is more math used like: myFloat = 1.23 switchOn = True myFloat * jumpForce = myHeight That used more math in it. It depends on the language of coding. You're welcome. :D
Because that version is old and crappy, and did not have the technology to Upload images onto the Internet.
Microsoft access+Microsoft word+Microsoft excel
MS Word can save as HTML, but cannot do raw HTML code.
Writing software is Software that is specifically built for writing/typing. Most common ones are Microsoft Word, and for coders Notepad, Notepad++. The other side of writing (Coding) is programs built for coding. A common one for small gaming servers is Pawn Compiler. It too uses a Notepad++ like look.
Try using the application CrossEyes
Microsoft Word is used for writing papers, and Microsoft Excel is for spreadsheets.
Microsoft Word
Yes. Any text editor can write HTML, or any web code. Just make sure to save the file as *.htm, *.html, *.shtml, etc. Note: Programs like Microsoft Word, OpenOffice, etc. are not capable of writing code.
For word processing.
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There are many software packages for creating HTML email messages. Dreamweaver by Adobe is one, as well, Microsoft Word or Microsoft Outlook can also be used.
The font in Microsoft Word that is most like Gaelic writing would be the Sans Serif font as it is most closely related to this form of writing style.
Microsoft word is not the best way to save HTML files for that very reason. However, one can select save as and then change the format of the file to "Text Only (*.txt)." Then all of the special formatting that MS word adds will be ignored and not saved.
Email is the a form of communication over the internet, Microsoft word is a computer program for word processing (writing, editing etc).