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Does Text2Web work with RTF, Word, Excel or Access formats?
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Can Text2web handle batch processing?
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Yes, you can run it from the command line or from a batch file. Refer to the help file for
details.
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3.
Can I use wildcards for batch conversion?
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You can easily achieve this by inserting the following line in a batch file:
for %file in (%1) do text2web.exe %file
Then run the batchfile thus:
batchfile *.* (or any other wildcard combination)
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4.
I have about 700000 files and I want to convert them over to html. Will Text2Web do this in an automated batch file or from the command line?
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Yes. Text2Web imposes no limits of its own. The only limits are resources on your system.
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Do you have a 16-bit (Windows 3.1) version of this utility?
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Sorry, no - and there are no plans for it either.
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6.
Is this application available as a component?
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No. An ActiveX Control was made available in the past but this has been discontinued.
You may still be able to get a copy from some repository, but it is now unsupported.
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7.
Is the source code available?
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Sorry, no. But if you need a customized version, my rates are very reasonable.
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8.
Text2Web does not seem to be able to cope with very large text files. What is the maximum size it can cope with?
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Text2Web does not impose any limit on the size of the file. The limits are those imposed
by your system. A large file may take a long time to get processed but it
WILL get procesed, given enough time. One user has reported that a 500KB file
took nearly 10 minutes on a Pentium 166 system. During this time the application may
seem to be "frozen" but is, in fact, working away.
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