<p><strong>Aggregator (Other)</strong> is a free, simple to use web-based tool designed to run in a browser window. It is designed to <strong>aggregate</strong> text from multiple web addresses, either manually copied into the tool, or from a list stored in a file on the user&rsquo;s local computer.</p> <p>The text from a given web address will appear in the same order as the list of sources. Users may also include a document from their local computer in the aggregate. The tool has two <strong>options for handling markup</strong>: strip any XML or HTML tags from the texts, or smart strip tags to form an XML corpus. The latter option transforms non-XML texts into comments. The output formats available for this tool are <strong>HTML</strong>, <strong>XML Text in HTML</strong>, <strong>XML Tree</strong> and<strong> Plain Text</strong>.</p> <p>This tool has only a few <strong>problems</strong>. When the plain text output is selected, the tool may not process some characters correctly; please see List Words (Plain Text) for examples. In addition, when the output is set to XML Tree, this tool frequently produces an XML parsing error.</p> <p><strong><em>Despite these issue, Aggregator (Other) is an effective way to aggregate several web documents.</em></strong></p>