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I don't want to convince you to my style of writing, but you can write for dialogs this:
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- Hello, my name is Zuzia.
- Hello, my name is puppy_apprentice, nice to meet you.And before you convert text to HTML you can replace all '-' to '\-', every editor have replace function 
. Some editors have possibility to make macros that will do some stuff automatically.
when using a text editor such as joe for composing, what is the easiest way to save or convert a file to..
1. rtf?
2. html?
HTML
a) plain text you can write directly in editor using this template:
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<html>
<meta charset="UTF-8">
<title>You title</title>
<body>
<pre>
Your text
</pre>
</body>
</html>b) for more complex text you have to use markdown:
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# First Level Headline
Another First Level Headline
=========================
## Second Level Headline
Another Second Level Headline
--------------------------
Now is the time for all good men to come to
the aid of their country. This is just a
regular paragraph.
## Something in Polish
Pójdźże, kiń tę chmurność w głąb flaszy!
Żółty słoń nie ma jak usiąść na tępych gwoździach.
Zażółć gęślą jaźń.
### Third Level Headline
> Citation Block.
>
> Second acapite in Citation Block
>
> ## Second Level Headline in Citation BlockNow to convert this into HTML you have to use some converter. It could be offline eg. Pandoc or Writeup, or online eg. Pandoc or MD-2-HTML
Paste converted text into *** position in this template:
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<html>
<meta charset="UTF-8">
<title>Markdown to HTML</title>
<body>
***
</body>
</html>
RTF
Use Pandoc or online converters to convert above markdown example.
Add this as a first line to converted text:
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{\rtfTry to open file with .rtf extension in AbiWord.
I have taken puppy_apprentice's nice template and expanded it into a script that automates the process of converting a Jstar document into an HTML document.
Download the attached script "star2html.gz" and place it in your ~/my-applications/bin folder.
Remove the fake ".gz" extension and make sure that the script is executable. To do this, open a terminal session in the folder where you placed the script, and give the commands:
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# mv star2html.gz star2html
# chmod gou+x star2htmlFull instructions are in the script itself, but the basic usage is
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# star2html "Casino Royale" jamesbond1.txtwhere the first argument is for the HTML document title, and the second argument is the Jstar document. The output file will be "jamesbond1.txt.html"
Let me know of any bugs or desired improvements.