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We send out a .txt file to our cilent. The text file contains some
html tags. Our cilent doesn't want those html tags in the data. How can
we strip out the html tags from the text. Is there any tool available
to do it. When I googled, i got tools to strip out the html tags from
html files. But I couldn't find one for a .txt file.

Thanks

[Dan Freeman]

The only difference between HTML files and TXT files is the filename. Rename
*.txt to *.html and they're exactly the same file.

Dan

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We send out a .txt file to our cilent. The text file contains some
html tags. Our cilent doesn't want those html tags in the data. How
can we strip out the html tags from the text. Is there any tool
available to do it. When I googled, i got tools to strip out the html
tags from html files. But I couldn't find one for a .txt file.

Thanks

[JoAnn Paules [MVP]]

If you are talking about BODY, etc, I'd use Find and Replace. I'd replace
them with nothing at all. If you search for the character, you'll be able
to make sure that you found everything. (Or most of it - it's been several
years since I've hand-coded an HTML file.)

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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

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We send out a .txt file to our cilent. The text file contains some
html tags. Our cilent doesn't want those html tags in the data. How can
we strip out the html tags from the text. Is there any tool available
to do it. When I googled, i got tools to strip out the html tags from
html files. But I couldn't find one for a .txt file.

Thanks