; NOTE:  RTFTOHTML was written by Chris Hector, CJH@CRAY.COM.   = This distribution contains a quicky port of rtftohtml to VMS. C The program converts RTF format (as output by many word processors, @ such as Microsoft Word or Wordperfect) to html format for use onD a web server.  The CDA converter library will also produce RTF from E DECwrite and other documents, but at the moment that's only an option 
 on VAXes.   @ This port has been tested on VMS/AXP 6.1 with DECC 4.1.  It willB probably work with any VMS/DECC combination, but don't expect much if you try it with VAX C!   K If you can't use the supplied (VMS/AXP 6.1) .exe, then all that you need to H do to build it is @make in the top directory. Expect around 50 "implicit& function" warnings late in the build.    Then do:     $!$   $!  This logical name must be used   $!+   $ define rtf2html disk:[blah.blah....bin]    $!&   $!  Any foreign symbol that you want   $!   $ rtf :== $rtf2html:rtf2html  I Note 1. The logical must be named as shown because that is hardwired into G portions of the code (search for LIBDIR).  You can change it to another H value by modifying the top make.com.  If the .exe file is not located inF the .bin directory with the configuration files, then define a logicalJ RTFLIBDIR to point to the directory that holds those configuration files.   G Note 2. The command line is exactly like on Unix, so you *will* have to $ use "" around case sensitive pieces.  F Note 3. You can test it by copying some of the .rtf out of the [.docs]F directory and running the program against them, then checking with theI .html in the [.docs] directory.  There are minor differences that result, D probably because I didn't get all of the command line options right." Start with: rtf "-T" whatever.rtf.  K Note 4. The .gif (and maybe .pict) in the tar distribution I picked up were G mangled - XV couldn't read them.  Possibly by the time you get this the G this problem will have been taken care of. Fixed for gif - obtained new G ones.  Note that there will probably be copies of the Unix distribution 5 floating around for years with the bad GIFs in them.    I Note 5.  Original files "dist" or "_dist" appended to them to distinguish F them from the modified programs/files. Very few changes were required 3 (mostly adding a few #includes that were left out.)   ) Caveat emptor, no guarantees, whatsoever!    David Mathog mathog@seqvax.bio.caltech.edu ? Manager, sequence analysis facility, biology division, Caltech   12-MAR-1995 