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> Hello, Bill. > On 07 Jul 04 at 09:35, Bill Gordon wrote to All: BG>> Well, through a LOT of work and experimenting, I finally figured out BG>> how to make html templates for the AMU bulletins. BG>> It's not really as hard as I imagined. > Glad to hear it. If you wouldn't mind, perhaps you could write a little > FAQ about it that I could post on my AMU page? It'd be nice to have that > added to the docs. AMU html bulletin templates are a LOT easier than I thought. Simply, just use the text-only macros of the pre-designed ansi templates. I used MS Front Page to create them. I go into the code portion and paste the macros in the area of the page. Then you can go to the design area to build your tables, colors, etc. Just remember to go BACK to the code page to ensure that the , , and the markers are all in place. Then, just copy the entire area from all the way to into your template. I usually copy the original *.tpl file, rename it *.tem (for template), and just paste the captured html code into it, in place of the original ansi code. Don't forget the markers. For some reason, the bulletins do not work properly unless they are there.* Origin: *Square One telnet://squareone.no-ip.org (1:123/22) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 123/22 500 106/2000 633/267 |
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