| Txt2html v2.0 Turning large files into linked html pages Click here to download Txt2html.zip (60k) Zip file includes program v2.0, user notes and a complete example |
This program has spawned many imitators but this is the original. For anyone who needs to publish a lot of text on the web Txt2html is extremely useful. It is a tiny program that automates the process of splitting up large text files into nice html pages containing all the necessary hyperlinks to all the other pages. It uses the minimum of formatting so that the files can be placed within your own web site layout - a frame, for example - and all of the formatting can be turned off if you wish, including the document titles. Txt2html is a stand-alone 16 bit DOS based program. It will run under Windows perfectly well in its own window as long as your DOS components are installed (they usually are). Features: Extremely small program size (52k). No limit to the size of the text file to convert. HTML files are numbered sequentially for easy handling. Each HTM file (page of document) includes user information such as document titles and page number, and footer information that includes links to every page in the document, next page and backpage, as well as copyright information and the optional link to your home page (or wherever).Each page includes an invisible 'latent cell' in which an image can be inserted if so desired. Version 2.0 has font bug fix, the options of force framing your files, adding an image to each page when running the program. |
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This script is based on Matt's WWWBOARD, a basic message board script. with the addition of: emailing functions option of automatic emailing of copies of messages posted to webmaster and the person posting the message, and notifications to posters of follow-ups to their messages. Extra security No email addresses are posted or made accessible to the public. Simplification of form layout. Short date changes to British format |
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Saturday, July 05, 2008 |
How to put the curent day and date in your web pages without using scripts. There is an utterly easy way to put the current date on your web pages for your visitors. It uses SSI (server side includes) html instructions that you can cut and paste from here into your web page html. Click here to find out more. |
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Easy Image Mapping |
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'live' images. Move your cursor around the image opposite. Get the utterly easy way to make image maps like this in six simple steps here. Includes a cut and paste template for the html code. Nothing else is required. |
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Simple Form Creation Click here to download the form tutorial zip (21k) |
With this tutorial you can make versatile forms and then use a single script - Matt's FormMail - to process the information. Full instructions on how to copy, paste and edit the sample code for all your form needs. This simple tutorial includes Matt's latest version of FormMail and example code for all form entry types that can be pasted into an editable box for copying and pasting into your web page html. Included in the tutorial are full help pages to get your forms and script up and running in the shortest time. |
| Getting Started with MyMail 1.3 beta Click here to download the zip file (7k) |
MyMail is an excellent, free (in beta) mailing list program (you can get it here ). This short collection of notes will help the newbie and the beginner to get the program installed and running. It covers getting a mysql database, and included in the zip file is a simple set of cgi instructions for checking that your mysql database is working correctly, how to password protect your folders and how to work with some of the important features.
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