Converting golive pages

I have a large site that ws originally built using Golive. I
have been using Dreamweaver for some time but would like to convert
all the older Golive pages to use my Dreamweaver templates. My
problem is finding a quick way to extract the content from the
golive pages and dropping it into my Dreamweaver template.
Nearly all of the golive pages has the content in a single
cell but often contains 2-cell tables within that which hold the
photos.
I'd like a really simple, fast way of doing this but suspect
I have lots of work ahead of me.....

> 1. duplicate the page
> 2. clear everything from the original and apply the
template
> 3. copy the content to the template.
Depending on what you mean by "clear everything from the
original", the
method I gave is about identical, and doesn't involve editing
anything out
at all.
> This would be easier if I could reliably select and copy
everything within
> the
> major cell, including the tables that hold the images
but I guess it is
> just
> going to take a bunch of time...
> I wish I would have made the jump to Dreamweaver
sooner....
Are you working in code view or design view? It should be
simple in code
view.
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>I was afraid of that. What I have been doing is
> 1. duplicate the page
> 2. clear everything from the original and apply the
template
> 3. copy the content to the template.
>
> This would be easier if I could reliably select and copy
everything within
> the
> major cell, including the tables that hold the images
but I guess it is
> just
> going to take a bunch of time...
> I wish I would have made the jump to Dreamweaver
sooner....
>

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