Has anyone thought of using/modifying a text editor (or word processor!) to send HTTP request statements? The idea is for the user to download a form using the word processor's "fields" capabilities to accept what would normally go into an HTML <form>. Then the user could user their normal word processor (with all its text editing features and capabilities) to load in the text. Then a macro button could be pressed to reformulate the document into an HTTP response to the form. Then Zope would see a request, just as it would from a browser. Post-processing in the macro could perform the necessary (?) conversion of the text into HTML, or whatever before the REQUEST is formulated and sent to Zope. This would be particularly good in those situations where you have secretaries and other clerical people who need to put sets of structured or formatted text into Zope properties for storage, display, and retrieval. I know that WebDAV has some of this capability, but that is for WHOLE files. Here, I'm talking about editing certain fields in those objects using a standard word processor. Any thoughts? Has anyone done this before? Ron