Thanks for the info - I didn't know about the W960. But I have to say, that I'm not impressed at all with the HBH-DS220. If get this right, this set is nothing but an extension to your existing headphones. Of what use is a BT set that, again, needs you to wire your headphone to a dangling receiver unit? But okay, at least it's a start.
Does no one bother that most of these so-called Walkman phones don't offer a 3.5mm headphone jack? The W910 doesn't have one. Yeah, you can get these adapters but then you end up 2m of cable which just sucks. Sure, there's Bluetooth but none of these phones comes with a stereo BT set and most 3rd party BT headsets are expensive, creepy, and/or unreliable.
Sorry, if this has already been mentoined (didn't find TinyMCE though).
I recently found out about TinyMCE (no, I don't work for them). It's a WYSIWYG edtior that adds text-processing features to HTML textareas. This one's especially cool, because it produces clean XHTML code, can be completley modified and is free.
So, I would strip the functionality of TinyMCE down (it's really easy) to a format dropdown box (p, h1, h2, h3...) numeric and bullet lists, bold and italic. Then I'd copy the whole word document into the textarea removing all of word's formatting. An then I'd apply all the markup via TinyMCE... clean, fast and consitent with your existing design.
Take a look at the examples (remember, you can remove all the stuff you don't want).
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Thanks for the info - I didn't know about the W960. But I have to say, that I'm not impressed at all with the HBH-DS220. If get this right, this set is nothing but an extension to your existing headphones. Of what use is a BT set that, again, needs you to wire your headphone to a dangling receiver unit? But okay, at least it's a start.
Does no one bother that most of these so-called Walkman phones don't offer a 3.5mm headphone jack? The W910 doesn't have one. Yeah, you can get these adapters but then you end up 2m of cable which just sucks. Sure, there's Bluetooth but none of these phones comes with a stereo BT set and most 3rd party BT headsets are expensive, creepy, and/or unreliable.
Sorry, if this has already been mentoined (didn't find TinyMCE though).
...) numeric and bullet lists, bold and italic. Then I'd copy the whole word document into the textarea removing all of word's formatting. An then I'd apply all the markup via TinyMCE ... clean, fast and consitent with your existing design.
I recently found out about TinyMCE (no, I don't work for them). It's a WYSIWYG edtior that adds text-processing features to HTML textareas. This one's especially cool, because it produces clean XHTML code, can be completley modified and is free.
So, I would strip the functionality of TinyMCE down (it's really easy) to a format dropdown box (p, h1, h2, h3
Take a look at the examples (remember, you can remove all the stuff you don't want).