Fuck the 90s - stay inside and sleep 'em thru
(Chris Knox, "Liberal Backlash Angst (The Excuse)")
New releases of hsc will be uploaded to Aminet, look for
Note that it might take a few days until this version is available from your local Aminet mirror-site. As there are numerous ways to obtain data from Aminet, you do not necessarily need have access to w3 or ftp.
There is a support-w3-page for hsc:
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http://www.giga.or.at/~agi/hsc/![[Germany]](image/teutsch.gif){kind=small}
http://wwwcip.rus.uni-stuttgart.de/~inf11108/support/hsc/You can also download the current version from there. Furthermore it provides a browsable version of this documentation and maybe a pre-release or bugfixes.
However you should think twice before downloading a pre-release. Normally I add some notes about the state of it. If it just claims to fix some bugs, there should be no problem about it. But if it says it contains some new experimental features in an early state or something like that, you should probably leave it untouched. In this case, it most likely only interesting for people who know what is going on.
So what if you have a problem not covered in this manual, as it would be out of it scope? This includes things like writing Makefiles, fiddling with CLI-arguments, modifying the included example scripts to fit your personal needs and so on?
Well, there are both online and written manuals on all of these topics. Search the usual sources (read: w3, Aminet, book stores etc.).
For very specific problems you might want to try some of these newsgroups. If you don't mind searching the correct answer in 723 follow-ups. Try to avoid all newsgroups containing the term ``html'' in their name, as it is near to impossible to get a reasonable reply there (general rule: 11 idiots out of 10 read newsgroups containing the term ``html'' in their name. 12 of them also post articles there.)
And by no means send those questions to me. That's the curse of freeware.