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HTM2TXT v 1.0, Jul.01,1996 by Otto Räder
Description:
HTM2TXT.CMD is a REXX script which extracts HTML-tags from
.HTML-files used in Internet www-communication and stores
the remaining text into an ASCII-file.
Group:
HTM2TXT belongs to group OS/2 - Editors
Freeware:
HTM2TXT may be distributed freely under the following conditions.
Copyright notices must NOT be removed, all files contained in the file
inventory below must be distributed together (you may not remove any
files), and you may not charge for the program.
If you find the program useful then send a post-card (picture of
the location where you live) to:
Otto Räder
Hauptstrasse 61B/13
A3001 Mauerbach
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Austria
Prerequisites:
HTM2TXT requires OS/2 and REXX.
It has been developed and tested under OS/2 Warp,
there is no intention to move it to other platforms.
Distribution:
The following files are contained in HTM2TXT1.ZIP:
HTM2TXT.CMD 96-07-01 the REXX command
README.TXT documentation, this file
FILE_ID.DIZ Id-file
Installation:
To install HTM2TXT just UNZIP the HTM2TXT1.ZIP file and place the
command into a directory contained in your CONFIG.SYS PATH= statement.
Usage:
From an OS/2 command line start HTM2TXT:
htm2txt filename.htm
Make shure filename.htm is in the current directory.
HTM2TXT will create an output file 'filename.txt' and it will
start an editor to view this file.
Following statements may be changed to customize result:
line 28: linemax=80 maximum line length in output file.
Any text longer will be split to
output lines not longer than 'linemax'
line 29: pixlbyt=6 when <td width="nnnPIX"> then the
column width in tables is determined
by: nnn/pixlbyt.
line 30: editor='e' the name of an ASCII editor to display
result file. It may be changed to the
installations favoured editor.
line 41: consts= this is a table of variables to substitute
special characters. I could not find an
official table in any web-site, so this
table is a collection of variables i have
seen up to today.
Warranty:
The program is distributed on an as-is basis.
It tries to extract as much text as possible,
however, i am sure, there are some special forms
of tags which i missed.
Normally such tags are simply ignored.
There is no guarantee to get certain results
nor is any guarantee to avoid damages of existing files.
Note: In the current directory the program will
overwrite any file with filename of
input-file and a file extension of .TXT, eg.: filename.TXT !
Comments:
Comments and recommendations pls to:
oraeder@ibm.net