We have HTML rendering engine done. While it supports only limited tag
set (colors, bold/italic styles, lists, cross-references, etc.) we can
easily add new ones we have missed due to their irrelevance for our
specific application. Also we have JPEG decoding library for all Palm OS
devices...
Have you an interest in it, we could make an interactive brochure for
you on a contract base.
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"Eckhard Schneider" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I am trying to create a product brochure for a client's site and yet have
no
> idea how to realize this task. Requirements are like that:
>
> - The brochure is supposed to be downloadable from the web and to be read
> offline
>
> - It shall be readable on Palm OS4.x and 5.x. Ideally it would be a
> cross-platform-application, but it is OK to have a version of it's own for
> every OS.
>
> - The content to be published is available in HTML (it is a microsite),
thus
> the application has to render HTML. If necessary the content can be
> converted to XML.
>
> - The pages are referenced by each othe with hyperlinks.
>
> - The user is supposed to download and install the application with a
single
> click, thus no installation of a runtime shall be necessary.
>
> - "Real" functionality like synch or database access is not necessary,
only
> display of images and formatted text.
>
> I thought of using WebClippings, but they seem not to be available for
OS5.x
> and the WebClipping Apps that I wrote did not run on my POSE with 4.1-ROM.
> On 5.x one could write an application that extracts all necessary pages
and
> images and then opens a browser to display, but how does that work? Or
does
> anybody know of other possibilities to display simple content inside an
> "ordinary" Palm application?
>
> I appreciate any help!
>
> Best regards
>
> Eckhard
>
>
>
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