From: Wheel on 21 Nov 2009 06:04 Jeffrey Needle wrote: > I've searched for something that will compile nearly 1500 html pages > into a single executable file. All the freeware I can find limits the > number of pages to 500. > > Anyone have any wisdom for me? Could you be so kind and post a link to your considered best sub-501 html compiler? :) Currently using: 'WebSiteZip Packer v1.3' - http://www.spadixbd.com/wsz/ Can be a bit unpredictable, at least with my set-up. <q> - From the features list. This Html2exe compiler is the fastest way to produce an e-book. The compiler has been optimized to handle thousands of html pages per minute; </q> Haven't used it with such large numbers of files, though good if all goes well. Only takes five or so experimental compiles to find which configuration suits. Not sure if this will fulfil your requirements as I only use it to compile a single set of linked pages, say, the extensive downloaded 'TrueCrypt' help html files.
From: Jeffrey Needle on 21 Nov 2009 13:38 POKO wrote: > In article<he7sqj$6it$1(a)news.eternal-september.org>, > jeff.needle(a)gmail.com says... >> I've searched for something that will compile nearly 1500 html pages >> into a single executable file. All the freeware I can find limits the >> number of pages to 500. >> >> Anyone have any wisdom for me? >> >> Thanks. >> > For a presentation? Burn all your files to a cd/dvd and have it autoload > to the index file, Not for a presentation, but for study. But thanks.
From: Jeffrey Needle on 21 Nov 2009 13:40 Wheel wrote: > Jeffrey Needle wrote: >> I've searched for something that will compile nearly 1500 html pages >> into a single executable file. All the freeware I can find limits the >> number of pages to 500. >> >> Anyone have any wisdom for me? > > Could you be so kind and post a link to your considered best > sub-501 html compiler? :) > > > Currently using: > > 'WebSiteZip Packer v1.3' - http://www.spadixbd.com/wsz/ > > Can be a bit unpredictable, at least with my set-up. > > <q> - From the features list. > > This Html2exe compiler is the fastest way to produce an e-book. > The compiler has been optimized to handle thousands of html > pages per minute; > > </q> > > > Haven't used it with such large numbers of files, though good > if all goes well. Only takes five or so experimental compiles > to find which configuration suits. > > Not sure if this will fulfil your requirements as I only use > it to compile a single set of linked pages, say, the extensive > downloaded 'TrueCrypt' help html files. I've tried it and it had some trouble, it seems, with the html pages themselves. I need to look more closely at this one. I've tried sbookbuilder and it also has some trouble. I'm beginning to think there's a problem with the files themselves. Further study later today.
From: Yuhler G on 23 Nov 2009 13:29 On article <he7sqj$6it$1(a)news.eternal-september.org>, Jeffrey Needle wrote: > I've searched for something that will compile nearly 1500 html pages > into a single executable file. All the freeware I can find limits the > number of pages to 500. > > Anyone have any wisdom for me? > > Thanks. > CHReader may be a good choice for you. It compiles and compresses HTML data, scripts, images, etc. into a single file -- I use .chr extension for compatibility and association. Later you can read that file using CHReader.exe as browser server. More info on author's website: http://mayakron.altervista.org/opensource/browse.php?category=Windows -- Best, Yuhler G. Reply-To: partially ROT13, invalid=com Due to spam I'm filtering-out GoogleGroups. Sorry. :(
From: wasbit on 27 Nov 2009 17:00 "Jeffrey Needle" <jeff.needle(a)gmail.com> wrote in message news:he7sqj$6it$1(a)news.eternal-september.org... > I've searched for something that will compile nearly 1500 html pages into > a single executable file. All the freeware I can find limits the number > of pages to 500. > > Anyone have any wisdom for me? > > Thanks. Dir2HTML - http://www.pc-tools.net/win32/dir2html/
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