Hi All, To Answer Jim, There are a few HTML based viewers floating about....
1, QMOSAIC - I think this was a UNIX port, and a bit buggy. Available in the freeware libraries (Dilwyn?) and probaby the QUANTA library. 2. LYNX - A text only HTML browser ported by Jonathan Hudson from the unix/linux sources. Available from his Website (follow the link from Dilwyn's Page) This could even run from a disk on gold card systems if I recall, and was basic but worked. This is probably your best bet, but it is pretty big I think. 3. HYPERBROWSER - What norman was talking about, by Tarquin Mills. I don't know if this was ever finished (tarquin?) 4. DOC2HTML - A useful utility that converts quill doc's to HTML - Written by Dilwyn Jones and available on his web page. There is always the Prowess reader, but as you said, not all people are running prowess. BTW Jim, nice to hear you're still playing with your QDT.......heh, heh... (private joke guys!) Cheers, Darren Branagh Director, Wicklow Web Centre Limited Computer Training, Web Design, Repairs sales & Upgrades. Email : [EMAIL PROTECTED] Web: http://www.wwc.ie ----- Original Message ----- From: James Hunkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, May 20, 2002 1:31 AM Subject: [ql-users] basic HTML viewer? > Guys, > > I am thinking of using rudimentary HTML file viewing capabilities for > the QDT help system. I could use some recommendations for programs to > look at (if there are any) that give the following: > > 1) works in normal pointer environment (or could be adapted to) > 2) does not require PWS (not all users will be running it) > 3) has hot links (open different files from a link) > 4) can display some graphics > > Any suggestions? These could even include other open source code from > the Unix world as long as it isn't too complex. I am only looking for a > basic capability (tables and figures at the most). > > Thanks for the help, > Jim >
