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This is the support w3-page for , a html-preprocessor. It provides both introductory and detailed information about the purpose and the usage of the program. You can also download the archives containing the current version or pre-releases and bugfixes (if there are any).

You can access this information at the following locations:

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[Germany]

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Current Version

The current version of is version 0.916 and should always be available from .

View for a short overview. <$if COND=(not (MinorUpdate))>
Documentation for more details
Download , the binary-archive for AmigaOS. This one includes binary, preferences and documentation in html-format.
Download , the source-archive including the whole ANSI-C sources and the Makefile needed to compile all tools.
Download . This one includes the documentation in Postscript format and is only required if you want to print the manual.

Minor Updates

<$if COND=(MinorUpdate)> Version 0.916, pre-release#6 is now available. Contains some bugfixes that should not cause any problems.

README - short introduction
Changes And News - what's new
Documentation - more details

The archives below are only available from this support-page: <$else> Currently, there are no minor updates available. The archives below are identical to those available from Aminet:

Download - documentation and binaries for AmigaOS
Download - documentation and source code
Download - documentation in Postscript format

Additional Material

In , there is a collection of shabby ARexx-scripts available which can be used to convert a DTD to . But better view <(hsc.Anchor)> befor expecting too much from it.

If you don't know how to cope with *.lha-files, the sources for a portable version of lha are available from aminet:misc/unix/lha_1_00.tar.Z (84K).

Users who are unfamiliar to make can download , which contains the manual to GNUmake in AmigaGuide format.

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