WebCompiler 98

[ Using WebCompiler ] [ Ordering ] [ Support Information ] [ Table of Contents ]

Welcome to WebCompiler 98

WebCompiler 98 allows you to take a collection of HTML, either from a Web Site you already have or maybe HTML you prepared specially, and turn it into a single self-contained "executable" file that you can use for any number of purposes - newsletters, product catalogs, documentation, surveys etc. etc. Very little technical knowledge is required to do so. If you can create the HTML (and there are any number of good products now that can help you, like Microsoft FrontPage 98 which was used to create this "web") you only need select a few options and select the "compile" option to produce your presentation. The majority of modern HTML is supported, with a few simple rules required to reflect the fact that the HTML isn't actually on an Internet server.

You might like to compile this set of HTML to see just what WebCompiler 98 can do. It's easy. If you've got this HTML open in WebCompiler 98 then do the following

	Go to the File Menu and select the "Compile" item. A "Compiler Options" dialog box will appear.
	On the "General" tab press the "Browse" button in the section labelled "Output Executable File" and navigate to a directory of your choice. Enter a filename of your choice (something like "test.exe" will do fine).
	Press the "OK" button and the compilation will proceed.
	When it has finished either press the "Test" button to test the presentation, or use Explorer to navigate to your output file ("test.exe") and run the file from there.

For a fuller description of WebCompiler 98, just follow the links at the top. If you are using the version of this Web that you compiled you can also use the searching capabilities to help find what you are looking for.