Gerolf asked that I fwd this to the FreeDOS lists for him:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear FreeDOS Team!
The first public test version of Markup Shredder (GMS), the typesetting program that uses TeX for document conversion from HTML to PDF, is now available for download from my website at http://www.Gerolf.org.
GMS runs under Linux, Dos (including FreeDOS) and Windows on Intel-386 compatible machines. It comes with 300 kilobytes of TeX macros and twice that amount of shell, batch and Perl scripts in order to realize an HTML parser and a font metric processor together with three simple user interfaces.
Please do not expect Markup Shredder to be such an intelligent renderer as Mozilla or Internet Explorer! It cannot handle auto-width or multi-page tables, and it supports only a subset of HTML element tags, attributes, and Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) properties.
Being a young program, it is also still a bit buggy. Therefore, users will have to slightly modify their input files to get a satisfactory PDF conversion, and they should acquire basic knowledge of the markup language to do this.
Merry Christmas!
Gerolf
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