This is a Win32 port of Chris Hector (cjh@cray.com)'s rtftohtml package,
version 2.7.5.  Although the DOS port runs under Windows NT, it cannot 
take advantage of long file names.  Because this annoyed me, I did this 
quick port.

The source code provided will compile only on Windows NT ... if you
need the Unix or Mac version, please look for it at ftp.cray.com. 

I haven't done much testing of it at this point (there wasn't much
to change), so if you find any _WINDOWS NT specific_ bugs, please drop
me a line at nectar@communique.net.

Thanks, 
Jacques Vidrine.
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To build on a Windows NT system using Visual C++:
	
    1)  Edit the makefile to set the location of the binary (BINDIR) and 
	required translation files (LIBDIR).

    2)  Type 'nmake install'. You'll probably get tons of warnings, but 
	I wouldn't worry about it.

To run on a Windows NT system

    1)  Set the environment variable RTFLIBDIR to the directory (full path)
	containing the translation files (html-tra...).
	If you built from source, this is the same value you set LIBDIR to 
	in the makefile.  This isn't necessary if rtf2html.exe lives
	in the same directory as the translation files.

    2)  Translate documents 

	rtf2html yourfile.rtf		

The results:

	running rtf2html on yourfile.rtf - will produce 
	    yourfile.html (the main HTML document)
	    and yourfile_ToC.html (a Table of contents document)
	    and yourfile_fn.html (For any footnotes)
	    and yourfile.err	(With any errors and warnings)
	    and yourfile1.pict, or yourfile1.wmf (for graphics files)
			^ changes for each graphic file.

	You will need to run filters on the graphics files to turn them
	into gif images. The pbmplus package (see archie
	for locations) can convert PICT files that contain a bitmap.
	It cannot cope with PICT files containing lines, arcs etc.
	I don't know of any filters on UNIX systems that can cope with wmf
	files. There are many PICT filters on Mac's and wmf filters on
	windows platforms.

	
	The most common error in the error file is when rtf2html detects
	a style name that is not listed in html-tra. This is easy!
	Simply edit html-tra, go to the bottom of the file and add
	your style names to the end of the file.
	The format of these entries is:
	"stylename",digit,"htmlMarkupName"
         |          |      ^ The name of the html markup entry (see the top
         |          |        of the file for entry names) to use for this
         |          |        style.
         |          ^ The nesting level (usually zero) If non-zero, this
         |            indicates that you want this style to map to a nested
         |            html list. (i.e.  
         |            <ol>
         |                <li>Regular entry (level zero)
         |                <li><ol>
         |                          <li>nested entry
         |                    </ol> 
         |            </ol>   
         |                    
         ^ The name of your style
