On Tue, 7 Feb 2006 07:24, Michael Christie wrote: > I found a Text to html converter on the net asctoHTML ($41)and it can > convert the text files to HTML and place it Locum ScanDocuments section > for matching to a patients file.
You may have wasted your $41 The following 3-liner script does what you want if you use a Unix/Linux/Mac OSX system that is): 8<--- cut and save as txt2html, and make executable (chmod +x tx2html) --- #!/bin/bash echo "<html><body>" > $2 sed -e 's/$/<br>\r/' $1 >> $2 echo "</body></html>" >> $2 8<------------------------------------------------------------------------ usage: txt2html <textfilename> <htmlfilename> Maybe the Windows buffs on this list can rewrite it into some DOS/Windows commands. Alternatively, I found that one can become productive even with Windows by installing cygwin (free download from http://cygwin.com/). WIth it, you can run the 3-liner above directly. If you want it more sophisticated (e.g. preserving some formatting) just extend the sed regular expression to your needs Horst _______________________________________________ Gpcg_talk mailing list [email protected] http://ozdocit.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/gpcg_talk
