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Sorry for the OT but as many here know this is the place to get quick |
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pointers to other related or semi-related material since there are |
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many experts and near experts here. |
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Ok, enough smoke blown... now: |
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I have some text books on CD that are in html. I'd like to annotate |
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as I read, much like writing in the margins of real books. |
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This is such an obvious good idea I'm pretty sure its been done and |
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there are tools available. |
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I can muddle thru this by hand with targets and anchors and the like |
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and do have some bare minimum html skills. But the time it would take |
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me would pretty much nullify the utility of it. |
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Plus, I'm thinking someone has put together a tool that can hold an |
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html frame of a book page and a couple inches at the bottom of the |
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browser screen where one can enter text much like any text editor |
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except this text editor has a switch or button that creates a link at |
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the relevent paragraph or page being read. |
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All the while the book appears as rendered html. And doesn't have to |
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be switched to source and back or something distracting. |
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