From klep@cs.stanford.edu Tue Aug 20 11:20:02 1996 Article: 89549 of comp.infosystems.www.authoring.html From: klep@cs.stanford.edu (Scott J. Kleper) Subject: SOFTWARE: HTML Markup 2.2 for Macintosh Date: Mon, 19 Aug 96 03:32:15 GMT-1:00 Organization: Stanford University KlepHacks Announces HTML Markup 2.2 8/18/96 -- KlepHacks Shareware announced today the availability of HTML Markup 2.2, the latest version of the ultimate text to HTML experience. Among other new features and fixes, the new version offers AppleScript support, bringing a new dimension of power to the flexible HTML conversion tool. HTML Markup has been one of the leading HTML conversion utilities for the Macintosh for over a year. Each successive version has been the result of user feedback. HTML Markup has evolved with the web, and now offers features like batch conversion, document coloring, headers and footers, comments, automatic conversion of lists, and much more. Version 2.2's support for AppleScript brings new flexibility to the program. Sample scripts included with the program show how HTML Markup can be used from within a text editor like BBEdit 4.0 to streamline the HTML authoring process. Other sample scripts show HTML Markup used with a CGI script to serve up text files on the fly. HTML Markup's scripting dictionary provides a complete interface for scripters to extend the program. Users can customize how files are converted by post-processing their files with AppleScript. With the arrival of the new version, KlepHacks Shareware is also announcing the "Made with HTML Markup" program. This program, designed to highlight the various sites aided by HTML Markup, encourages Web Masters to place a small "Made with HTML Markup" logo on their sites. Pages with this logo are added to the index of HTML Markup pages. Each logo is a link to this page so in effect, everybody who participates in the program is helping everybody else attract people to their sites. Furthermore, one site or page will be selected each month (based on content) to be featured on the HTML Markup home page, which gets thousands of hits per week! More information about this program is available from www.printerport.com/klephacks/markup/madewith.html HTML Markup 2.2 is shareware. A single user license is $20 and may be purchased by using the included "KlepHacks Register" program. Users of HTML Markup 1.0 and later can upgrade for $5. Users of versions 2.0 and later are entitled to free upgrades through email. Questions and comments are welcome to klephacks@kagi.com HTML Markup 2.2 is available immediately for download from: ftp://htc.rit.edu/pub/HTML-Markup-current.hqx Support and further information can be found at: http://www.printerport.com/klephacks/markup.html -Scott J. Kleper President, KlepHacks Shareware Note: KlepHacks Shareware also offers a mailing list to keep users updated on new programs and offers. To subscribe, send email to "list-request@printerport.com" with "subscribe klephacks-list" in the body of the message. From klep@pobox1.Stanford.EDU Fri Mar 8 04:30:55 1996 Subject: HTML Markup Date: Thu, 7 Mar 96 19:30:59 -0000 From: KlepHacks Software... HTML Markup version 2.0 was recently released. Please update the link to the following URL: ftp://htc.rit.edu/pub/HTML-Markup-current.hqx This link will always point to the current version of HTML Markup so the link won't expire again. Also, there is homepage for HTML Markup at: http://htc.rit.edu/klephacks/markup.html -Scott J. Kleper ------ Scott J. Kleper Don't Panic! klephacks@kagi.com http://htc.rit.edu/scott.html Author of HTML Markup, the complete text-to-html experience: <http://htc.rit.edu/klephacks/markup.html> <ftp://htc.rit.edu/pub/HTML-Markup-current.hqx> From sjked@rit.edu Mon May 22 15:11:53 1995 Article: 3859 of comp.infosystems.www.announce From: sjked@rit.edu (Scott J. Kleper) Subject: SOFTWARE: Mac text->html (HTML Markup 1.0) Date: 15 May 1995 22:11:05 -0700 Organization: Rochester Institute of Technology Recently, I was given the task of converting about a dozen text articles to HTML. I used a program for the Mac called TextToHTML. It served its purpose fairly well, but I still had to edit the HTML. It did some annoying things like put <BR>'s after every line and always using the first line as the <title>. To help with future projects, I wrote HTML Markup 1.0. It works a little differently from other HTML converters. When you drag files to the HTML Markup icon, you are given a "job ticket" where you can check off which filters you want to apply. You can do everything from using the first line as a centered <H1> to automatically converting lists in your text file to HTML <UL>'s. Right now, HTML Markup is in beta testing. I'm still looking for features to add and bug reports. The beta is available publically from my ftp site. To download version 1.0b1 (the most recent at the time of this posting), try: ftp://htc.rit.edu/pub/HTML-Markup-10b1.hqx You should also check out the HTML Markup home page for late-breaking info. There may be a newer version to download. There's also an optional form there for beta testers to fill out. It's basically so that I can keep track of how many people are using HTML Markup and what they're using it for. It's completely optional, so feel free to download Markup without filling out the form. The web support page is here. I'm also the author of a program that does the exact opposite - converting HTML back to text. That program is called HTML Markdown and information is available from the same FTP and Web sites. -Scott J. Kleper -- Scott J. Kleper DON'T PANIC! sjked@rit.edu http://htc.rit.edu/scott.html