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02-22-2015

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Welcome. This year (2015) I plan to work harder for the forums. Last year (2014), I was busy with other projects and did not add many new features or focus on our search engine optimization (SEO) as required.

One of the things I have noticed is that our man page area (with iterative recursive search feature) is getting referenced more and more. So, because this part of the site is getting popular, I'm going to update and improve the man page area.

Thanks again for your patience with me; as sometime I get busy on other projects (especially when the forums are running so well and so well moderated) and don't add new features. I'll work for everyone to add more features and updates in 2015 for sure!

Neo

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LEARN ABOUT DEBIAN

html2markdown.py3

HTML2MARKDOWN(1)						   User Commands						  HTML2MARKDOWN(1)

NAME

       html2markdown - converts a page of HTML into markdown.

SYNOPSIS

       html2markdown [options...] [(filename|url) [encoding]]

DESCRIPTION

       html2markdown downloads the specified HTML page, and converts it to text marked up with markdown.  The source HTML page may be a local file
       or remote URL.  If not specified, it will be read from standard input.  The output is printed to standard output.

       If an encoding is specified, it will override any encoding information provided by the HTTP Server.  When not specified,  python-feedparser
       (if available) will be used to determine the source encoding.  If not available, or when reading local files, the encoding is assumed to be
       UTF-8.

OPTIONS

       --ignore-emphasis
	      Don't include any formatting for emphasis.

       --ignore-links
	      Don't include any formatting for links.

       --ignore-images
	      Don't include any formatting for images.

       -g, --google-doc
	      Convert an html-exported Google Document.

       -d, --dash-unordered-list
	      Use a dash rather than a star for unordered list items.

       -b BODY_WIDTH, --body-width=BODY_WIDTH
	      Number of characters per output line, 0 for no wrap.

       -i LIST_INDENT, --google-list-indent=LIST_INDENT
	      Number of pixels Google indents nested lists.

       -s, --hide-strikethrough
	      Hide strike-through text. Only relevant when -g is specified as well.

       --version
	      Show program's version number and exit.

       -h, --help
	      Show a help message and exit.

AUTHOR

       This manpage was written for Debian, by Stefano Rivera <stefanor@debian.org>.

html2markdown 3.200.1						   January 2012 						  HTML2MARKDOWN(1)