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- # This is a settings file for use with TableMaker to control how your
- # tables are formatted. To change the appearance of your tables, you enter
- # appropriate values between the single quotes for the items listed below.
- # For example, to give your tables a border of 5 pixels, you would change
- # $BORDER = ''; to $BORDER = '5'; (please note that the $ at the beginning
- # and ; at the end of each item are very important and should not be
- # changed). The valid choices for each item are given in the comments
- # section below each item. More detailed descriptions of how each item
- # affects the appearance of tables can be found in the "Instructions.html"
- # file in the "Docs in HTML format" folder.
-
- # The pound symbol '#' used throughout this file tells TableMaker to ignore
- # any text following it. Without that symbol in front of comments, TableMaker
- # will not work. You can add additional comments as you see fit -- just be
- # sure to put a # in front of them. On the other hand, you can delete any
- # comments you feel are unnecessary.
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- $DELIMITER = ',';
- # the character which separates values for data cells
- # (choices are comma ',' or tab '\t' -- others may work as well)
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- $BORDER = '';
- # the number of pixels for the border around the table
- # (leave blank if you don't want a border)
-
- $WIDTH = '';
- # the number of pixels for the width of the table
- # (if the number is followed by percent sign '%'
- # then width is that percentage of browser window)
- # (leave blank if you want the default width)
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- $HEIGHT = '';
- # the number of pixels or percentage for the height of table
- # (analogous to width above)
- # (leave blank if you want the default height)
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- $CELLPADDING = '';
- # the number of pixels padding the values in data cells
- # (leave blank if you want the default cellpadding)
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- $CELLSPACING = '';
- # the number of pixels separating individual data cells
- # (leave blank if you want the default cellspacing)
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- $CAPTION = '';
- # this adds a caption of your choice to the table
- # (leave blank if you don't want a caption)
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- $ALIGN_CAPTION = 'TOP';
- # the placement of the caption relative to the table
- # (choices are 'TOP' or 'BOTTOM')
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- $BOLD_CAPTION = 'NO';
- # you can choose to have the caption in bold
- # (choices are 'YES' or 'NO')
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- $SPANNING = 'YES';
- # tells TableMaker whether or not to look for the special
- # row spanning and/or column spanning codes in your input files
- # (choices are 'YES' or 'NO')
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- $HEADER = 'NONE';
- # formats your choice of cells as header cells
- # (choices are 'NONE' or 'FIRST ROW' or 'FIRST COLUMN' or
- # 'FIRST ROW AND COLUMN' or 'ALL CELLS')
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- $ROW_ALIGN = 'DEFAULT';
- # the horizontal alignment of objects in a row
- # (choices are 'DEFAULT' or 'LEFT' or 'CENTER' or 'RIGHT')
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- $TD_ALIGN = 'DEFAULT';
- # the horizontal alignment of values in data cells
- # takes precedence if alignment or rows is also set
- # (choices are 'DEFAULT' or 'LEFT' or 'CENTER' or 'RIGHT')
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- $TH_ALIGN = 'DEFAULT';
- # the horizontal alignment of values in header cells
- # (choices are 'DEFAULT' or 'LEFT' or 'CENTER' or 'RIGHT')
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- $SOURCE_LINES = 'SAME';
- # controls how the table source is written in the output file.
- # You can have the data and/or header cells of each row written
- # on the same line or have them written on new lines
- # (choices are 'NEW' or 'SAME')
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- $CREATOR = 'ttxt';
- # specifies the creator of the output HTML file(s) -- the application
- # that's opened when the file is double-clicked.
- # You can choose whatever creator code you want -- some common ones are:
- # 'R*ch' for BBEdit, 'ttxt' for TeachText/SimpleText, 'MSWD' for MS Word
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- 1; # this '1' followed by a semi-colon is important -- do not remove it