On Thursday, 18-Jun-98, Aran M. Parillo wrote [about Re: (idm) discography
HTMLizer?]:
quoted 1 line On Wed, 17 Jun 1998, Lazlo Nibble wrote:>On Wed, 17 Jun 1998, Lazlo Nibble wrote:quoted 6 lines On Wed, Jun 17, 1998 at 05:26:02AM -0500, Andrew Hime wrote:>> On Wed, Jun 17, 1998 at 05:26:02AM -0500, Andrew Hime wrote:
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>> > Anybody know out there of a program that takes a discography, and
>> > translates it into a nice looking webpage?
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>> Depends on what format the data is in, doesn't it?quoted 3 lines Right, if you have it in a word doc you can have Bill Gates internet>Right, if you have it in a word doc you can have Bill Gates internet
>assistant put it into HTML for you. If the disco is in cuneiform however,
>you'll have to rekey it for sure.
No you wouldn't.. All discographies are in some type of order..
I offered this dude to write him a script that would convert it on here..
Look at Chris Miller's discography, it's all in a structured pattern that
can be looked out for.. the main info is always there, then the "note:"'s
can be checked for.
All in all it's quite simple to write a script that will output that in a
nice HTML format.
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