Inf-FILE.EXE is designed to convert the information contained in Os/2 Inf/Hlp files into a series of HTML files which can then be placed on a WWW system.
Inf-FILE.EXE is *NEW* in version 0.8b and so is rather untested. It has helped me find a few little bugs in the Inf-HTML engine which I have since fixed. I have not tried this on many files but have ran it across the Os/2 Command Reference and REXX Reference successfully.
The files in this package that are required for operation are -
I won't go into specifics but I'll provide some examples here. From this you should be able to understand how to work it out.
Say you have a Team Os/2 Newsletter that you want to convert and place in your home directory for others to access.
inf-file x:\path\file.inf toc /~myhome/inf-html/
inf-file x:\path\file.inf idx /~myhome/inf-html/
inf-file x:\path\file.inf text /~myhome/inf-html/
The entry point for the set of files is usually toc.html but up to you.
You may notice that the Table of Contents is fully expanded rather than expandable (as provided by Inf-HTML.EXE). This is the only sensible way to handle this.
Later, Peter Childs
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