A Text to HTML Converter

This batch reads a text file and converts it into a form understood
by web browsers, HTML. You'll still have to edit the file but it's
a lot easier than adding all of the tags manually. It also converts
all "&" and "<" characters to "&" and "&lt;" to avoid confusing browsers.
QBasic must be on the path for this to work.

Syntax...

     2html infile outfile [breakpoint or /pre] [/nolinks] [title]

Unless /pre is specified, <P> tags are added to blank lines and lines beginning
with at least 5 spaces. If only the input and output files are specified with no other
parameters then original line-lengths will be lost, possibly creating a mess.

If the third parm is '/pre' the P tags are left out and pre tags added around the document. If the
third parm is a number any line shorter will have a BR tag added to the end.
50 to 60 works well but varies depending on the document contents. The third
parameter must be either /pre or a valid number or error will result!

References to http:// and ftp:// are converted to hypertext links unless
the fourth parameter is /nolinks (very cool). Parms past the third (or /nolinks)
are added to the title field.


