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Overview

ENTIT converts accented letters in simple text to their HTML entity equivalents. It can also make a good guess at marking paragraph beginnings and ends with the appropriate HTML p and /p tags

ENTIT is generally useful when converting text composed in a word processor to HTML format. In the word processor, one can check the spelling of the words containing the accented letters, and then convert them to HTML using this application.

Use

Input: Simply paste the raw text into the ENTIT input space. By default both these options are on, but can be turned off by unchecking the check box beside each:

• Accents to entities -- convert accented characters to their HTML entities
• Mark paragraphs -- make a good guess at marking paragraphs with p opening and closing tags. ENTIT considers newlines as paragraph delimiters

Output: Output is the marked up HTML fragment ready to be copy/pasted into an HTML document.