Txt2tags was included into Rudix, a collection of ready-to-use Unix/Linux software for the Mac. Each software is packaged with the default Mac installer, so you just have to press the "Continue" button a few times and it's done. No need to install a subsystem like Fink or DarwinPorts.
Remember …
You have that really big HTML page that takes forever to load on the browser? What about to break it in smaller pieces, one topic per page? The HTMLDOC tool can make it for you.
The main purpose of this tool is to do the opposite: join multiple HTML files …
Posted Thu 31 August 2006 by aurelio in Documentation
Are you a writer? What about not using a text processor to write your text? Read on, I promise it will make sense :)
There's a nice article about text-only writing at Linux.com. Three tools are mentioned to substitute the big memory-hungry Office processor:
The txt2tags Team continues to grow. New contributors have spent their spare time helping to improve the program documentation. A big WELCOME to the newcomers!
Posted Thu 10 August 2006 by aurelio in Translations
Summary: New commented block mark and several bug fixes.
This release introduces a new mark for commented blocks: %%%. The syntax is similar to the Verbatim and Raw blocks, using the same mark to open and close the block. Kudos to Leo Rosa for sending the patch!
This is a paragraph …After more than a year of silence, there is a new txt2tags version out!
It's a minor release, mostly related to the Style option (--style or %!style). Now you can specify two or more CSS files for an HTML/XHTML page, or modules for LaTeX. Example:
txt2tags -t html --style …I've always waited until many new features and bug fixes were done to then release a new version of txt2tags. The more changes, the better.
But experience show me that preparing big releases is a time consuming task, and it takes even longer when the period between versions becomes large …
We've had enough of that gray/blue scary site, don't we? The new txt2tags site is green and was redesigned from scratch.
The problem with the old site (besides its ugliness) was that the menu only appeared in the main page. You follow any link, the menu vanishes. Don't blame …
At July 26, 2001 the txt2tags version 0.1 was released.
It had six targets (txt, html, sgml, pm6, mgp, moin), command line was the only interface (with just one option -t), a few supported structures and marks, no translations, poor documentation, a dozen users, 461 lines of code.
Today …
Hi there.
This is the new place to stay in touch with the latest news about the txt2tags project. Releases, files, documents, translations, site updates.
The good old do-it-yourself news/RSS by hand worked until today, but using a Blog system like WordPress, we get some advantages: