that tables are HTML 4.1 compliant. It seems there's a implicit requirement here.
All I can suggest: copy and paste the contents of each cell from your browser to your new source.
I've got a 'copy link' in my Firefox context menu for a link, but I really don't know if it's included in the program or comes from an extension I installed.
Finally a prediction. Within 2 years someone will get the task of converting your html/css source to a CMS-based system. And he will ask here if there's some automatic way to put the content of that stupid html crap into his CMS-database. Maybe you can get some extra time from your boss to do it right now?
I'm sure someone else will have better suggestions.
Kees
I've been searching on the web for the best way to do this but I haven't found anything. Basically, I'm redesigning an internal web site for my company to comply with html 4.01 standards and css. I need to grab the content and links from these old pages but the guy who designed the page used tables for design. Some of the pages are long and I don't have time to retype and re-link all the content.
Is there a way to just grab the content and links without all the stupid table layout crap? I would prefer a script or a program to do this.
Thanks,

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