Short: AmigaGuide file maintenance utility. Author: Tom Breeden Uploader: breedent acm org (Tom Breeden) Type: text/hyper Version: 0.9 Replaces: text/hyper/GuideMaker.lha Architecture: ppc-amigaos >= 4.1.0 Distribution: Aminet URL: http://home.ntelos.net/~tbreeden/ --------------------------------------- New with this release v0.9 (14.10.2011) --------------------------------------- - Spell Checking - Iconify Support - Startup ENV variable - GUI improvements - Bug Fixes - Custom Icon by Frank Ruthe -------------------------------------- COPYRIGHT AND DISCLAIMER Copyright (C) 2005 Thomas Breeden, Aglet Software Permission to use, copy, modify and distribute this software and its documentation for any purpose and without fee is hereby granted, provided that the above copyright notice appear in all copies and that both the copyright notice and this permission notice appear in supporting documentation. Thomas Breeden makes no representations about the suitability of this software for any purpose. It is provided "as is" without express or implied warranty. Installation Unarc the contents of GuideMaker.lha. This will create a directory "GM/" for them. USAGE GuideMaker is designed to start up from the CLI or Workbench. Template: "FILE,PUBSCREEN/K,MAKEICONS/S,AUTOPREVIEW/S,USETABATTR/S,SPELLCHECK/S" WHY? I needed help in writing an AmigaGuide document. AG in spite of its flaws, is still a good way to produce slick and quick documentation of your Amiga program. GuideMaker will successfully load most pre-existing AmigaGuide files and perhaps it could be to other OS4 developers/users interested in producing or improving an AmigaGuide document. Especially with the added spell checking, it provides an opportunity for maintainers of existing .guide files to easily cleanup some of the silly misspellings that tend to plague these files. In addition, the RTF export options makes it possible to move most of the document formatting to PDF via OpenOffice. The other reason I put GuideMaker together now was prove that the native PPC Modula-2 compiler I have been working on could be reasonably used for a non-trivial project. (AgletM2PPC on OS4Depot and Aminet) Thanks to Frank Bunton for his AmigaGuide research and documentation. Frank Ruthe for his nice icon for AmigaGuide. Please feel free to send bug reports, suggestions, etc.