When creating an html file using Microsoft Excel 2002 (10.6501.6735) SP3
to compare the first ever printed English books side by side as posted at:
http://pcministry.com/PentJona/index.htm
Then editing the HTML files manually with another text editor in order to
include hypertext for going directly to a passage:
1:1</td
to
1:1<A NAME="1:1"</A</td
And later trying to update the file in Excel again, after saving it, found
out that Excel removes the hypertext: 1:1<A NAME="1:1"</A
Thus all the hypertext development I had done was lost. Although it was a
good thing I saved a backup copy of another similar work at:
http://faithofgod.net/compare/
That in order to get around this problem (before using excel) had to replace
all
<A NAME= with <!--A NAME=, and </A with </A--
that way Excel would retain these tags after saving the new tables, where I
could revert it back with the text editor.
The reason for doing all this was to go directly to a passage. For example
you could go to Hebrews Chapter 1 verse 2
http://pcministry.com/compare/Hebrews.htm#1:2
or another ensample from the original spelling version,
Matthew chapter 13 verse 52
http://pcministry.com/NTcompare/Matthew.htm#13:52

Is there a feature I'm not aware of, or will there be a patch for Excel to
retain hypertext?


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