README.TXT for MKHTML.EXE version 1.0, copyright 1996 by Bamboo Software.

MKHTML.EXE is a utility for converting ascii text files into HTML files.
You would find it of use if you had lots of text files you needed to
convert to HTML quickly.  You could write a batch file which calls
MKHTML to perform a mass conversion much more quickly than doing them
all by hand with an interactive HTML editing tool.

MKHTML lets you specify a few options on the command line, and in an INI 
file. The options are as follows:

Command line args:      /title=My Title         : specify multi-word title
                        /pre                    : preserve original format
                        /help (or /?)           : display usage information
                        /background=myart.gif   : specify background file

INI file options:       AlignHead=[left,center,right]
                        AlignBody=[left,center,right]
                        Background=myart.jpg
                        CopyrightText=Copyright 1996 by Mr. Wonderful
                        CopyrightHref=mynotice.txt
                        DocType=[Full,Embedded]
                        Preserve=[true,false]
                        UseCopyright=[true,false]
                        ; lines starting with a semicolon are comments.

Note that the MKHTML.INI file is optional.  You can run without it,
ignoring the warning that it is not found.  All options are in fact
optional!

example usage: 

        MKHTML myfile.txt /title=More HTML To Pollute Your Mind /preserve

The above would create a file MYFILE.HTM using the title specified, 
preserving existing formatting using HTML <pre> tags.

Send bug reports or comments to:

Frank Brown
Bamboo Software
browf@well.com
http://www.halcyon.com/frog/fhb.htm

