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FWIW, my collection of links etc. may be found at the top of planetscape's extra scratchpad.

HTH,

Update 2006-06-10: Or, better, inline here, in case I later forget and delete/move something...

HTML TIDY

Clean up your Web pages with HTML TIDY

HTML Tidy Library Project

Charlie's Tidy Add-ons, including a Perl Wrapper

HTML tidy, using XML::LibXML

Demoronizer

Demoronizer - A perl script to sanitize Microsoft's HTML

Demoronizer - Correct Moronic Microsoft HTML

Word HTML 2 Formatting Objects

WH2FO is a Java application that processes an HTML output, created with Word 2000, and transforms it into an XML content file and an XSL stylesheet file. From these files, a standard XSLT processor may be used to obtain a file containing only XSL-FO markup. You can also apply a stylesheet that converts the XML back into HTML discarding all the extra markup added by Word. Using an XSL-FO renderer, such as FOP, you can also render your document into PDF.

PMEdit

GrandFather's PerlMonks Editor - on CPAN: PMEdit-001.000104-1.pl

Miscellaneous

HTML::Parser has several example programs, such as hstrip.pl which might be helpful

OpenOffice.org - free office suite and MSOffice alternative

Use OpenOffice to save in HTML format. OpenOffice creates much cleaner HTML, and the resulting file may still be run through HTML Tidy or a script such as hstrip.pl.

Word Processor Filters

gxml2html

planetscape

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