Editing Web Pages
I know, I know -- we need another document creation tool like we need...another wiki tool, right? There are a ton of document creation tools, and chances are you have chosen your favorite and are sticking with it. So am I. But here's a site that takes the document creation idea a step further, in a pretty cool way. Shutterborg is a pretty basic word processing tool, one that I would never trade for Google Docs. But it does offer one option the others don't -- the ability to open and edit a web page.
When you first go to the site, Shutterborg gives you three options: New Document, Open from Disk, and Open from Web. Click Open from Web, and enter a URL. Voila! The web page opens in your browser, but in editable format. You can edit this page and then save it as a PDF or Word Doc, or even in HTML. I personally don't have the need to edit web pages all that often, but who knows -- maybe you do.
This first- of-its-kind guide for the legal profession shows you how to use standard technology you already have and the