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a) Happy Birthday to scribblinlenore and thisisbone!

b) Does anybody have any coding shortcuts for websites. Wait. Let me 'splain. I want to put Trade up on my website, but the idea of coding it line by line by line is not on at all. I am not coding 183 pages of story by hand, so, apart from the find-replace function on word, which tends to leave me with punctuation issues, does anybody have any websites or tricks to get me through this without doing my nut?

c) I'm thinking about doing an Idiot's Guide to Jeff Buckley for audiography, but the thing is, I don't want to be all Jeff was born... Jeff is dead... Nuff said. I need to come up with something else. Something that would pull in somebody who isn't already converted. *sigh*

It's not always what you say, but how you say it.

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If the above options don't work, or you don't want to download anything, the ghettofied way to do it is go to all the LJ entries were you originally posted the chapters, and then view the page source of the LJ (if you're using Firefox it's under VIEW-->PAGE SOURCE) post in question. Do a "find" search for the paragraph html code [p] (replace w/ "<"). It should take you directly to where your post's text beings, select all of the text (it'll most likely be in an uber long line) until you reach the end. Cut and paste this into a simple .txt file, change the extension to "html" and voila, instant webpage.