True, different tools for different jobs. That brings back repressed memories of the painful experience when a client came in with a Quark file (desktop publis

True, different tools for different jobs. That brings back repressed memories of the painful experience when a client came in with a Quark file (desktop publishing) that they wanted converted into a website. Getting the data out was difficult enough, actually formatting it and trying to replicate the layouts and styles and all was a nightmare. (This was back in the IE 5/6 days, btw - none of the modern CSS niceties.) Just because you can do something (in desktop publishing software or otherwise) doesn't mean you should, and certainly doesn't mean a document optimized for print is good for the web.