Adina, I am aware of at least two options relative to your second question. Relative to your first, there are a slew of much more versatile web page editors available. I don't know what platform you are using (Mac or Windows), but Hot Dog Pro for the windows system is a very nice package. It can be downloaded and bought off the Web. Relative to the conversion of spreadsheets. This is something I do often. I am working in Microsoft Excel. You can copy an Excel spreadsheet or open an Excel file in Adobe Pagemill and Pagemill will automatically convert the sheet to an html table. In the new versions of Microsoft Excel (95 and newer) you can actually save the spreadsheet as an HTML file with an extension offered by Microsoft. Microsoft typically adds more html code then necessary in the process, so I will usually go in and do a search and destroy, er, replace to remove unneeded code. Hope this helps. Gene Andert >Hi everyone! > >I would like your input on this, if you have the time. I've only been >at this web page thing for less than a year and would like some advice. > >I am using Netscape Composer right now to create my pages and have been >thinking of trying something different, something with more versatility. >One feature I am looking for is being able to convert a spreadsheet to >html and put it in a table format without too much work on my part! : ) >Is that even possible? Does anyone have any suggestions before I go >spend more money? > >Thanks for your help. > >Adina Watkins Dyer, coordinator > Kosciusko Co, IN USGenWeb Coordinator genea@ctlnet.com http://www.ctlnet.com/users/gan155/kosco.htm Listowner: inkosciu-L@rootsweb.com