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Short: Formats ASCII Files for Web-Pages
Author: eric_gille@geocities.com (Eric Gillé)
Uploader: eric_gille@geocities.com (Eric Gillé)
Type: text/hyper
Www: www.geocities.com/Area51/Dungeon/3021/
FormatTXT formats ASCII FIles for Web-Pages.
FormatTXT is a little Proggy I wrote because I hated to do the
formating of my ASCII-Files for my Web-Pages. So this little Proggy
analyses a file and then chops it into a certain number of lines with
[maxchars] characters in every line. You define [maxchars]. Every line
will end with the <BR> tag.
Then you only copy/paste the resulting Text into your Web-Page code.
This Proggy is very primitive but it recognizes paragraphs. All you
have to do is make sure your paragraph ends with two <returns>.
It should look like this in your Text-Editor:
End Paragraph 1
Beginning Paragraph 2
OK??
There are versions for the 68000 and 68030 included, although the
Proggy has only been tested on a A4000 Cyberstorm PPC 060/604 200 Mhz.
Usage: FormatTXT [filename] [maxchars]
[maxchars] should always be bigger than the biggest word in the text.
Minimun Limit is 20.
[filename] must be [filename.extension]
resulting file will be [filename.MTF] (My Text Format ;-)
It works with any file, so be sure you use ASCII Text File.
I hope anybody else than me finds use for this proggy.
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