> What I've tried to do is to make my own simple hyperlink handling by
> using gadgets and APIs. The functionality of this is limited, slow
> and sluggish (the HTML text is written to the display using
> WinDrawChars). The text really needs to be in a field to achieve
> something user friendly.
Take a look at Plucker as your base "engine". Many companies
are now using Plucker as the basis of their content distribution to
clients and other sub-industries (in compliance with the licensing of
course). It has been the basis for lots of other applications over the
last 7 years of its life.
I'm sure others will try to court you with their own systems,
at least one of which I know was based upon Plucker, but if you want a
low-cost (i.e. free) solution, and can adhere to the licensing of that
code, Plucker is probably the way to go.
Lots of others have found that it suits their needs perfectly,
including K-12, healthcare, ebook and other industries.
http://www.plkr.org
Also load up and try some of the custom works I've created:
http://code.plkr.org
David A. Desrosiers
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http://gnu-designs.com
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