Short:    V2.04 Makes HTML Pages from SCION DBase
Author:   spinne@networx.net.au (Terence Nichols)
Uploader: spinne@networx.net.au (Terence Nichols)
Version:  2.04
Type:     util/rexx
Requires: biz/dbase/Scion409.lha
Requires: util/rexx/RexxTricks_386.lha
Requires: util/rexx/RexxReqTools.lha
Replaces: 2.03


Welcome to Desert Gen2HTML Version 2.04 © 1996-1997 Terence M. Nichols


Version 2.04 now builds the correct links into the GENDEX.txt file. In
my rush to complete V2.03 I forgot to ensure the links were correct in the
GENDEX.txt file. Again I thank Neil Simmonds for his assistance in
reporting this error.

Version 2.03 is a update due to a couple of major errors that were
overlooked in earlier versions I appologise for any inconvenience.

Version 2.03 now correctly handles multiple part SURNAMES. It was a gross
error on my part that I failed to take this into concideration earlier and
I thank Neil Simmonds for pointing this MAJOR ERROR out to me.

NEW FEATURES FOR 2.03 :

BIG PAGES :

    I have taken the opportunity to add the BIG PAGES option to this
    version of DGen. Big Pages gives the user the option of putting all the
    Scion information into the alphabetical index pages without creating the
    personal pages.

    Advantages :

        Maximum of 30 pages produced
        Less online storage requirements

    Disadvantages :

        Longer loading times for pages

VIEW :

    Another minor addition is the VIEW option. This option when set to 1 will
    automatically load the DGen index page into Voyager-NG if Voyagers arexx
    port is available. Why did I add this option ? Well, it saves loading the
    page manually :-)



Undocumented features (BUGS) should be reported to  Terence Nichols
spinne@networx.net.au



This program is not Public Domain although it has been released under a
modified form of the GNU Public Licence as Shareware.

Please read the Licence Agreement.

Dgen will also create a GENDEX text file for registration with GENDEX
genealogy name servers.


Remember, registration will ensure the continued development of this program.

spinne@networx.net.au