When the RTFTOHTML programme (from now on referred to as "r2h") is run with
no filename, the following message containing a list of the command line
options which define the form of the output of the programme:
Options may be:
-c |
generate a Table of Contents page |
-F |
use frames (req. -c and Netscape 2.0 or compatible) |
-G |
write no graphics files |
-h[n] |
split output at headings (at the n'th level) |
-i |
imbed graphics |
-N file |
read navigation panel from "file" |
-o file |
write output to "file" |
-P ext |
use "ext" as extension for external graphic files |
-s |
use short filenames when splitting |
-t |
list external references on top of page |
-T title |
use "title" as the document title |
-V |
print version nuber of rtftohtml (only) |
-x |
create an Index (if there are index entries) |
-X text |
use "text" as the text for index anchors (e.g. ·) |
If no parameters are used, a single page of HTML output, with embedded tables
of contents, is produced. Other hyperdocument formats are produced using
specific parametrisations. It is very convenient to make copies of the batch
file, each with a desktop icon, and each with different parametrisations. To do
this, make copies of the batch file, load them into the Notepad editor, and
modify each of them as follows:
1. Look for the following line:
%RTFLIBDIR%\R2Hw95.exe "%1"
2. Change the line with the required parameters.
Useful parameters are:
Single page |
%RTFLIBDIR%\R2Hw95.exe "%1" |
Standard hypertext |
%RTFLIBDIR%\R2Hw95.exe -c -F -h6 -i "%1" |
Contents frame |
%RTFLIBDIR%\R2Hw95.exe -c -h -i "%1" |