Dilwyn Jones writes: > My Doc2Html program does something similar as well. In this particular > case the html_dat driver for Abacus did what I needed without a second > program being needed, but thanks for that.
<> > > > My best idea so far has been to create an HTML-generating printer_dat > > > for Xchange, which I hope to put on my website tonight. > > > > A slightly different take on this, with Super/Sub scripts used to define > > hyper links, can be found right at the end of my article on \Printer > > Drivers > > under the section called \Update March 2000, for those who are > > interested in > > exploring this further. The address is still > > http://knoware.mysite.freeserve.com/index.html. Navigate to > > \Programs\Articles Im aware of Doc2Html. Like you, I was talking about a simple printer driver. In practise, you dont need to use up all that space in the pre/post amble. Most browsers should cope with a simple <html> bla bla </html> So, if you need more space for Translates etc, just cut them right to the bone. Both Firefox and IE even "correctly" display <html> <title>Title</title> <pre> bla bla </pre> </html> Per _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
