Re: [NTLK] Query about HTML files

Hi Andy,

It seems that there should be a way. I am not a windows user but I
seem to recall that there is a way to host a web server on your
computer. On my Mac I can create a folder that is accessible via a
Newton web browser. I have used it to transfer packages to my Newt,
but with NewtsCape you can also view html documents as you would any
other web page.
These can be saved as newton books and I believe that the internal hot
links will remain active, You can also save the document as an html
document in works and open it later in NewtsCape for reading. This
would allow for several documents to be saved. The html code can also
be edited in NewtWorks.

I would like to know if you are successful in sending an html document
as an attachment to the Newt, emailing from the newt should not be a
problem.

woody

On Jan 10, 2008, at 3:09 PM, Andy Hill wrote:

> Hi there
> Is there a way of emailing myself an HTML file (as an attachment),
> download it to the Newt and read it using a browser like Nethopper
> or Courier.
>
> The reason I ask is as follows.
>
> I use an application on my windows desktop called Treepad, which is
> really useful for making outline notes. This can export the tiered
> notes in text, rtf or html format. I have been exporting in text
> format then creating a Newton book so that I can read the notes when
> I'm out and about. This is really useful but quite time consuming.
> I'd like to be able to export to HTML instead and read them on the
> Newt but retain the outline (tiered features) i.e click on a heading
> and the sub text is revealed, tap again on it and it is hidden.
>
> See what I mean - I hope?
>
> Many thanks for any advice.
>
> Andy
>

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