I'm just wondering what outliners can export HTML code, preferable using some kind of template that let me change the look?

I've created an AppleScript that lets me export outlines from BrainForest (didn't like the builting look), and I suppose the Frontier can do it without problems. Anyone else?

JeraWorks already has rudamentary HTML support. What exactly are you looking for?

I created a CGI which reads Acta documents, but it no longer works under the latest version of WebSTAR, so I never released it.

I suppose if a programmer wants to fix it, I might be persuaded to pass it to them...

Oh, and a programmer could pretty easily write an Acta format driver to output HTML (probably adapting the RTF driver). I think there are links from the site to the documentation on this.

Brad Pettit announced a More-to-XML converter in this forum a while ago. I don't think it would be too hard for him to tweak it to use <ul> and <li> instead of <headline>.

Alternatively, the AppleScript afficionados among you may be able to hook something up involving both More to XML and a scriptable text editor (such as the one included with MacOS).

-- mpt

I've used Myrmidon (now GoClick) to print InfoDepot tables as HTML. The tables are edittable as text if you make the gridlines invisible, else the whole table is a GIF. (As I reported previously, I was able to get ID to work under Mac OS 8.1)

Mike