MYRMIDON TURNS ANY MAC FILE INTO A WEB PAGE WITH ONE CLICK
Thanks to Myrmidon, it's now amazingly easy to turn Mac files into Web pages. There are other software packages that let you create Web pages. But only Myrmidon makes converting existing documents to the Web as easy as printing. It's so easy -- if you know how to print a document, you know how to use Myrmidon.
While Web authoring tools like PageMill or Claris Home Page are excellent environments for creating new HTML documents, they do not address the need to publish existing documents on the Web. Myrmidon addresses this need by providing a powerfully simple way to turn any document into a Web page. And Myrmidon, unlike existing tools, preserves the formatting and style of the original document and works with any application that has a "Print" command.
Myrmidon is smart about converting a document's text to appropriate HTML code. It recognizes paragraphs, headings, lists and tables in a document and creates HTML that will closely match the format of the original when viewed in a Web browser. And it's table conversion is second to none. It can detect virtually any type of table -- even tab-delimited and space delimited text is converted to tables.
Best of all, you can use Myrmidon with any other Web authoring program. Let Myrmidon instantly convert any document to HTML, then edit the HTML with your favorite authoring program. Myrmidon is fully compatible with any Web authoring program that supports HTML 2.0 or later, including BBEdit, Claris Home Page, and PageMill.
OBTAINING MYRMIDON
Myrmidon is available in the USA from MacWarehouse. You can place and order with them by calling 1-800-255-6227. For information on obtaining Myrmidon outside the USA and Canada, please send e-mail to info@terrymorse.com.
ABOUT THE MYRMIDON DEMO
The Myrmidon demo is fully functional for 50 conversions. After that, it will only convert two pages at a time. There is no time limit on the demo. The installer includes a complete user manual that describes how to configure Myrmidon for HTML conversion.
Our web site (http://www.terrymorse.com) contains the latest version of the Myrmidon demo. Please visit our web site to try out the very latest and greatest.
