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From: Brian Dessent <brian AT dessent DOT net>
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Subject: Re: convert PDF to html
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George wrote:

> My own recommendation would be to re-author the documents and/or
> investigate the extent to which a newer version of Wordperfect can read
> your old files and output to HTML directly and in a manner that's
> acceptable.

That's probably the best way.  You could also just post the PDFs on a
publicly accessible http site, wait a few months, and then link to the
google-ized html version of the PDFs.  Probably not the kind of solution
he was after though.

Brian

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