CMP HTML Quoter Amanunensis

Last updated by Roedy Green ©1998-1999 Canadian Mind Products.

This Applet will help you write HTML, especially HTML that talks about HTML or Java. It takes raw text and converts HTML's reserved characters such as & < > and " to their cooked forms &amp; &lt; &gt; and &quot;. It also converts accented and special characters to their cooked forms, e.g. © to &copy; and é to &eacute; Just paste the raw text into the upper window, click Convert then copy the converted cooked text from the lower window.

The amanuensis is also available with Java source to download. When you run Quoter Amanuensis as an application, it is even more automatic. You don't need to do any manual pasting and copying. Just click Convert to convert the current contents of the clipboard. The cooked HTML replaces the old the raw text clipboard contents. This automatic feature is not available in the Applet version because the Applet sandbox considers it a security risk.

This Applet requires one of:

Click here for the native Java Version. If you don't have a JDK 1.1 capable browser you can still download the amanuensis and run it either as an application or an Applet.

If this Applet does not work for you with the Java Plug-In, there is a good chance that there is a problem with your Plug-In installation. You can test your Plug-In installation at Sun's Plug-In Test Page. Version 1.1 and 1.2 of the Plug-in often interfere with each other, so totally removing the plug-in, purging the plug-in directories and registry, and starting over sometimes works. Tweak the Java Plug-In Control panel, a separate application from your browser. If you are using Opera, see the notes in the Java glossary on installing the Plug-In.

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