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fDesc[0] = "HTML Catalog Maker<br /> Welcome <br /> to the end of time-consuming and error prone html coding!<br /> Do you have a website with files you want to present? A big <br /> list of urls? Hundreds of html pages with database items? <br /> Coding html for thousands of items is not an easy task, neither <br /> creating the list or updating it&#039;s items and formatting.<br /> HTML Catalog maker (HCM) can easily perform repeatable <br /> html tasks and can create catalogs of items in any way. It <br /> can also perform many tasks that just weren&#039;t possible before.<br /> It is a program to create repeatable html code for purposes <br /> of listing items, either they are real files or other data. <br /> When they concern files, HCM can retrieve all available information <br /> so you can present them in your html catalog:<br /> <br /> Files sizes, dates, download times, etc. can be retrieved<br /> For Mp3 all the ID tag info can be extracted<br /> For pictures with a format of jpg, gif, tiff, ico, wmf, <br /> bmp, bw, rgb, cel, tga thumbnails can be created in jpg <br /> format.<br /> <br /> Lists can also be created for non-file items, like text data, <br /> urls etc. You can easily create an individual html page for <br /> all of these items as well with further info about each item, <br /> such as downloading instructions and time, etc.<br /> HTML Catalog maker can also import any database file from <br /> programs like Excel, Access etc. This way you can present <br /> to the world any kind of data you may already have, anyway <br /> you want.<br /> HTML Catalog maker presents a new style of coding html, introducing <br /> it&#039;s own pseudo-command tags, that create repeatable html <br /> code. Once a project is setup, there is no difference between <br /> 10 items or 1000 items.<br /> HCM also uses prototypes for all the html pages. The prototypes <br /> can be created in your favorite html editor. Where data should <br /> be added and replaced, the special expressions of HCM are <br /> used.<br /> Plus you don&#039;t have to leave your favorite html editor, you <br /> can even use graphical ones like Frontpage. You can use these <br /> for all the prototype formatting, and then let HTML Catalog <br /> maker do the rest.<br /> Homepage";

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