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|    Richard Owlett to All    |
|    Purge *ALL* CSS from an HTML document    |
|    29 Jan 26 08:40:27    |
      From: rowlett@access.net              I wish to have a KJV Bible that is comfortable to read on a specific       machine. I have some ideas for study tools that assume HTML documents.              I've found a Bible with features I like. Unfortunately its inundated       with CSS that serves NO purpose (useless or otherwise). I've gathered       that CSS explicit purpose is to display on an extremely large variety of       machine/browser permutations. I have *EXACTLY* one machine with one       specific browser in my universe of discourse.              Is there a tool that will accept my source document and emit legal HTML4?              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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