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When you are working with HTML, the chance that you would make mistakes in the code is great, and rising with the length of the document. In order to help the HTML coders work with great amount of code, creating from the sloppy and badly-written code a clear and nicely laid markup, David Ragget wrote the HTML TIDY utility. TIDY can correct the mismatched tags, correct the tags put in the wrong order, and it can perfect the lists that miss some required tags. It practically reduces to zero the work needed to be done by the coder on correcting

Cleaning the code in the edited content is one important new addition in KTML 4. You have the option to choose from cleaning only the Word tags, only the CSS formatting, or cleaning all the formatting tags inside the code. Saving the code as XHTML compliant is also one of KTML's possibilities. To make this completely possible, you must however install and configure the HTML Tidy utility: 1. Download and install the HTML Tidy version suited for your particular server configuration. You need a version released in 2005 or higher. 2. If you are