> When I save a document under Netscape 'Save as', it adds the HTML tags
> too. Even trying to save under a different file extension would not help.
> I thought that would be a good feature to add, specifying a file
> extension of .htm would include the tags and any others would strip off
> the tags. Maybe, the next version of Netscape can include this. In the
> interim, is there any work around within Netscape?
The file extension you type in does not make the difference. Check
the "Save file as Type" dropdown box. The default value is "Source
(.htm)," which will include HTML markup no matter what the filename.ext is.
But you want to change that to save file as "Plain text (.txt)". (I'm
basing this on Netscape 1.1 (not beta) for Windows.) Then you'll find that the
version you've saved does not include the HTML markup.
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