MARKWELL.RUN is an xpl program to convert Nota Bene files into HTML
format.  It invokes a series of routines in other files, which all
have the .N2H extension.  It is not a particularly pretty program, you
will probably need to do additional manual editing in order to get
your web page to look just right, but it should give you a good start.

MARKWELL will:
- convert lots of basic stuff like modes, IBM-set diacriticals, etc.
- format your endnotes, and provide hyperlinks from text to notes.
- attempt to provide you with a table of contents if your file has
  headings.
- convert double-underline or underdot modes <<MDUD>> into
  headings.
- attempt to format tables from both column-formated and tab formatted
  tables.  (To recognize the latter, the program will need to find an
  explicit TS delta at the beginning and a TR delta at the end)
- delete prompt (PR) deltas longer than 55 characters, but will turn
  shorter ones into HTML code.  (E.g. <<PRA HREF="http://www.npr.org">> 
  becomes <A HREF="http://www.npr.org">)
- will convert labels (LB) to html "names", and will turn cross
  reference deltas (REF, REP) into links to those locations.
- and probably more that I'm forgetting.

To run MARKWELL:

1.  Put all files into your XPL subdirectory.
2.  Open the file you want to convert (don't worry, the original file
    will not change).
3.  (Optional:) Call up the file MarkWell.Run in Nota Bene and open
    the delta indicated in order to supply a "signature" file.
4.  On the action line, type and then execute the command "RUN
    MARKWELL.RUN".
5.  Expect the program to pause and ask you as many as four questions
    as it proceeds.  These will appear on the first and second lines of
    your screen (the action line and the prompt message area).
6.  When the program stops entirely, the cursor will locate at the
    spot where you might wish to write in a title.
7.  Store the new file.

There are lots of html editors available.  The one I use is Webber,
available at http://www.csdcorp.com/webber.htm.

For a sample of a file that required very little additional editing,
see http://www.bluffton.edu/[tilde]schlabachg/documents/1996naps.htm.

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Gerald W. Schlabach
gws@bluffton.edu
http://www.bluffton.edu/~schlabachg/


MARKWELL is Copyright (C) Gerald W. Schlabach, all rights reserved.

CODESOUT.N2H is a re-written version of CODESOUT.RUN by James D.
Ernest.