Simple but decent web composition software

[Jerry Feldman]

Every month Ineed to take the BLU meeting announcement and import it to 
SharePoint (barf bucket enclosed).
I have been using LibreOffice Writer for this, but the result doers not 
look good. This is for the Boston User Group announcements. In contrast 
the Microsoft meetings tend to be very professional lookingsince they 
are probably professionally done. The way I do this is to have 
LibreOffice (or Microsoft Word) produce an html document, then I use 
xclip to insert it into Sharepoint. While I have use bare html to do 
this, my stuff still looks sucky. For the most part I use a template 
similar to the blu.org monthly meeting web site. Actually, I think that 
sharepoint has some logic that sees Linux and automatically makes it 
look very amateurish. I have used Komposer before, but Komposer and 
similar things are better used for maintaining web sites, not for 
composing individual web pages. (Actually, GNHLUG could also post onto 
Boston User Groups because GNHLUG is a member). The format I use is:
1. Header with the BLU logo (link to the logo URL), and the title 
"Monthly Meeting"
2. Date/time
3,Room number with a link to the directions on the MIT web site.
4. Speakers.
5. Summary
6. Abstract
7. Optional external links.


-- 
Jerry Feldman <gaf at blu.org>
Boston Linux and Unix
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