# test src file...
.0.Table of contents
.1.Introduction
.2.Samples


<Introduction>

<b>doc</b> is a small perl script that parses plain text input
files and creates HTML files from them.
It is very easy to use. It's main purpose is to provide a tool,
which one can use to generate HTML files with a minumum of formatting
in the source files. 

List of features:

	o It can translate newlines, TAB's and so on to HTML
	o you can create simple lists by using "	o " at the beginning of a line
	o doc can create an index of anchors, if you want
	o you can simply insert an image or the actual date
	o the output is very customizable by using config-files (in perl) or some special strings
	o you can still use any type of HTML code, if you want
	o <b>doc</b> can translate german Umlauts	
	o it can format bold or underlined text
	o create a mailto: tag from an email-address
	o create a hyperlink form a URL


<Samples>

Here are some samples:

At first some spaces:            end of spaces.

Now three TAB's.			end of TAB's.

A picture:

<der_tod.gif>

One with a link: 
<a href="http://www.daemon.de"><der_tod.gif></a>

A hyperlink:
http://www.daemon.de

A *bold* text.

An _underlined_ text.

The current date: <date>.

A Mailto link tom@daemon.de

Umlaute:        



Still questions?

Feel free to browse the source code to learn more about <b>doc</b>!



<b>doc</b> is distributed under the terms of the General Public License.
Use it at your own risk! It is BETA software and it have definetly <b>BUGS</b>.


