HTML Markup 1.1

©1995, by Scott J. Kleper
Released on 9-13-95

HTML Markup is a drag-and-drop Macintosh text->html converter. There are many programs that seem to accomplish similar tasks. However, HTML Markup takes a slightly different approach to the conversion.

Since HTML Markup is a drag-and-drop application, some users have difficulty getting it to work. This is because the desktop file, the part of the Macintosh that decides if a file can be dropped on a certain application, sometimes needs to be rebuilt before using HTML Markup. If dragging a text file onto the HTML Markup icon does not work, simply restart. When your computer is about to get to the desktop, hold down the command and option keys. The computer will ask you if you want to rebuild the desktop file. Click OK and after that, HTML Markup should work fine. In fact, if you haven't rebuilt your desktop file in a while, you may also notice a speed increase while working.

When you drag a file or files onto the HTML Markup icon, you are presented with a "job ticket" that allows you to check off your conversion options. The options available are:

Please send me your comments and ideas! There will be more versions of HTML Markup in the future and I need your feedback! HTML Markup would not be the powerful utility that it is without the feedback and help of beta users. There is an Internet mailing list devoted to HTML Markup. To subscribe, point your web browser to <http://htc.rit.edu/klephacks/mlist.html> or send an email message to sjked@rit.edu with "subscribe markup_news" in the subject line.

Registered versions of HTML Markup really extend the power of the program. Single user licenses are only $15 and include a disk with the registered version. Contact me for information on site licenses. To register your copy, send your check for $15 to:

Scott J. Kleper
134 Caversham Woods
Pittsford, NY 14534

Questions? Comments? Bugs? Ideas? Send email to:

sjked@rit.edu

The WWW support page for HTML Markup is:

http://htc.rit.edu/klephacks/markup.html

The most recent version will always be available from this URL:

ftp://htc.rit.edu/pub/HTML-Markup-current.hqx

Enjoy!


Scott J. Kleper 9/13/95
Converted with HTML Markup 1.1 by Scott J. Kleper
http://htc.rit.edu/klephacks/markup.html
ftp://htc.rit.edu/pub/HTML-Markup-current.hqx