Hi,
In other words, you want a parser for kwb and kwt, right? Once we know the
internals of these extensions (I think Alex knows about it), we might be
able to write a driver (provided if we do find someone who knows how to
write dll's).
Cheers,
Joseph

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Subject: [Braillenote] Re: [VINUX-SUPPORT] Announcement new application
MarkupBinder available

Hi 
could someone out there make an extension for gedit or openoffice which
would let us read and write keysoft documents? keysoft is produced by
humanware though keysoft for windows95 is no longer supported. It would be
nice to use vinux or ubuntu to read and write humanware's keysoft text
documents. 

Josh Kennedy
[email protected]


On Sep 8, 2010, at 12:18 PM, Isaac Porat wrote:

> Hi all,
> 
> I am pleased to announce the first version of MarkUpBinder, a
cross-platform application which is now available in the Vinux repository.
> 
> MarkupBinder is a tool operated from the command line or directly from
gedit that enables you to easily write structured documents using a text
formatter rather than a word processor, an approach I personally believe is
more suitable for blind people like me.  MarkupBinder automatically converts
and binds together these documents into an easily navigable HTML structure,
suitable for managing personal documents and producing  manuals etc.
> 
> When you install MarkupBinder in Vinux, the tool is automatically
configured to be available from within gedit as an external tool which you
easily operate during editing..
> 
> For more information including installation instructions see:
> www.a-technic.net/MarkupBinder/docs/Manual
> 
> The MarkupBinder manual above was produced using MarkupBinder itself so
you will get an idea what the output of the tool is like.
> 
> I would like to thank Bill Cox for testing the application, suggesting
improvements for compatibility with Linux and building the Vinux
installation package.
> 
> You may like to give it a try and please let me know if you have any
questions or comments.
> 
> Regards,
> Isaac
> 
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